Judge Strikes Down CDC’s Ban on Evictions; DOJ Plans to Appeal
The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention's moratorium on evictions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic took another turn ...
Read moreDetailsThe Centers for Disease Control & Prevention's moratorium on evictions in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic took another turn ...
Read moreDetailsWhat determines whether an investigation into a disputed debt is reasonable or not? A District Court judge in Indiana has ...
Read moreDetailsIn the process of announcing its financial report for the first quarter of 2021, FICO -- the company behind the ...
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Read moreDetailsVIDEO: ANSWERING MORE QUESTIONS ABOUT CREDIT REPORTING Condition codes can be tricky when credit reporting. Changing a code when an ...
Read moreDetailsA hospital in New Jersey is the latest to be spotlighted for filing lawsuits during the COVID-19 pandemic seeking to ...
Read moreDetailsNotifying an individual in a collection letter than not paying a debt may have a negative effect on that person's ...
Read moreDetailsThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is being sued over an interim final rule it issued saying that collectors may face ...
Read moreDetailsCondition codes can be tricky when credit reporting. Changing a code when an investigation is complete is not always as ...
Read moreDetailsHUNSTEIN-RELATED CLASS ACTIONS CONTINUE PILING UP The number of 1692c(b) lawsuits alleging that a debt collector communicated information with a ...
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