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Evan R. Zullow

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The profile

An FTC financial-practices attorney who signed the Biz2Credit complaint.

Individuals whose conduct was challenged or called into question during or after the pandemic. See sources: Biz2Credit stipulated order, March 20, 2024

Identity and role

Evan R. Zullow — staff attorney, FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection, and lead signatory ("pro hac vice to be filed") of the complaint in FTC v. Biz2Credit, Inc. and Itria Ventures LLC, S.D.N.Y. 1:24-cv-02001 (March 18, 2024).

Biography / career arc

FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection staff attorney (complaint signature block).

Pandemic-relief / PPP-EIDL role

Lead staff signatory on the Biz2Credit deceptive-marketing action, resolved with a $33 million judgment, the larger part of the combined $59 million the FTC announced with Womply that day (FTC release).

The FTC case page says Biz2Credit and Itria agreed to pay $33 million to resolve charges that they deceptively advertised PPP processing times when actual average processing took well over a month. The complaint also alleged that consumers were delayed or locked in after early SBA E-Tran capture.

Zullow was the government attorney applying Section 5 and the COVID-19 Consumer Protection Act after the relief program had run; our copy of the complaint carries his signature, /s/ Evan R. Zullow. No source shows a post-case move into fintech, lobbying, or defense work.

Where they are now (2025–2026)

No later role is documented in a source we have.

Sources held in this archive

Original source documents and archived captures

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