GETTING TO KNOW DAVID SCHULTZ OF HINSHAW CULBERTSON
- David Schultz was born to be a lawyer and even if given the chance to choose a different career, he can’t see himself wanting to do anything else. That likely explains his illustrious career representing companies in the accounts receivable management industry and why he has been lead counsel in defending more than 200 class action lawsuits. Read on to learn more about David and how the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on some of the things he likes most in this world. This series is sponsored by Arbeit.
HOUSE DEMS ASK FCC, FTC TO PAUSE ‘CONTROVERSIAL’ RULEMAKINGS DURING TRANSITION
- Democrats in the House of Representatives have written letters to the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission, asking both agencies to “immediately stop work on all partisan, controversial items under consideration” now that the result of the 2020 presidential election is “apparent.”
JUDGE GRANTS MTD IN FDCPA CASE, DENIES MOTION FOR SANCTIONS
- A District Court judge in New York has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss after it was sued for allegedly violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act while warning the plaintiff’s attorney that should “similar cases of this nature” be filed in the future, they will “undoubtedly result in the imposition of sanctions.”
CFPB REPORT HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL WOES OF YOUNG VETERANS
- Without drawing any conclusions why it is happening, a report released this week by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reveals that young servicemembers are significantly more likely to have negative items appear on their credit reports around the time they leave active duty.
WORTH NOTING: The lowdown on all the holiday movies premiering this year … If you really love turkey and Arby’s, this is probably on your Christmas list … Chipotle has opened its first digital restaurant … You can now play Angry Birds in real life … Why small businesses should ignore California’s new data privacy law … How to get a free drink at Starbucks this afternoon … Google is ending free storage for people using its Photos service … You can get paid $10,000 and get a free bike if you move to Northwest Arkansas.
More details about the COVID vaccine
Howard Stern and Alex Trebek
The Daily Digest is sponsored by Microbilt. Designed to help debt collection professionals, MicroBilt’s platform of recovery and skip tracing tools provide quick, convenient, and current data that help you prioritize and successfully track people down and collect. Keep your skip tracing and debt recovery efficient and effective! Contact us to find out about our 90 Day Try Us Program. Call 800-884-4397 or visit www.microbilt.com.
GETTING TO KNOW DAVID SCHULTZ OF HINSHAW CULBERTSON
- David Schultz was born to be a lawyer and even if given the chance to choose a different career, he can’t see himself wanting to do anything else. That likely explains his illustrious career representing companies in the accounts receivable management industry and why he has been lead counsel in defending more than 200 class action lawsuits. Read on to learn more about David and how the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on some of the things he likes most in this world. This series is sponsored by Arbeit.
HOUSE DEMS ASK FCC, FTC TO PAUSE ‘CONTROVERSIAL’ RULEMAKINGS DURING TRANSITION
- Democrats in the House of Representatives have written letters to the Federal Communications Commission and the Federal Trade Commission, asking both agencies to “immediately stop work on all partisan, controversial items under consideration” now that the result of the 2020 presidential election is “apparent.”
JUDGE GRANTS MTD IN FDCPA CASE, DENIES MOTION FOR SANCTIONS
- A District Court judge in New York has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss after it was sued for allegedly violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act while warning the plaintiff’s attorney that should “similar cases of this nature” be filed in the future, they will “undoubtedly result in the imposition of sanctions.”
CFPB REPORT HIGHLIGHTS FINANCIAL WOES OF YOUNG VETERANS
- Without drawing any conclusions why it is happening, a report released this week by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reveals that young servicemembers are significantly more likely to have negative items appear on their credit reports around the time they leave active duty.
WORTH NOTING: The lowdown on all the holiday movies premiering this year … If you really love turkey and Arby’s, this is probably on your Christmas list … Chipotle has opened its first digital restaurant … You can now play Angry Birds in real life … Why small businesses should ignore California’s new data privacy law … How to get a free drink at Starbucks this afternoon … Google is ending free storage for people using its Photos service … You can get paid $10,000 and get a free bike if you move to Northwest Arkansas.
More details about the COVID vaccine
Howard Stern and Alex Trebek
The Daily Digest is sponsored by Microbilt. Designed to help debt collection professionals, MicroBilt’s platform of recovery and skip tracing tools provide quick, convenient, and current data that help you prioritize and successfully track people down and collect. Keep your skip tracing and debt recovery efficient and effective! Contact us to find out about our 90 Day Try Us Program. Call 800-884-4397 or visit www.microbilt.com.
