Daily Digest – August 11. Fla. Judge Rules Calling Pattern Not Abusive; Bedard Analyzes Tear-Off
FLA. JUDGE RULES CALLING PATTERN NOT ABUSIVE IN DISMISSING FDCPA CLAIM A District Court judge in Florida has granted a ...
Read moreDetailsFLA. JUDGE RULES CALLING PATTERN NOT ABUSIVE IN DISMISSING FDCPA CLAIM A District Court judge in Florida has granted a ...
Read moreDetailsA hospital is Mississippi is being called out for its aggressive debt collection practices of suing patients with unpaid medical ...
Read moreDetailsTwo different Courts of Appeal -- the Seventh and Ninth Circuits -- each issued rulings in separate Telephone Consumer Protection ...
Read moreDetailsDebt collectors have long provided consumers with tear-off notices when sending collection letters. The tear-off notice allows consumers to indicate ...
Read moreDetailsA District Court judge in Florida has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss claims that it violated the Fair Debt ...
Read moreDetailsMDNC JUDGE GRANTS MTD IN FDCPA CLASS ACTION In a case that was defended by Ethan Ostroff and the team ...
Read moreDetailsA class-action lawsuit has been filed against Harley-Davidson Financial Services, accusing the lender of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act ...
Read moreDetailsIf it's one thing that all the Attorneys General across the country -- regardless of whether they are Democrat or ...
Read moreDetailsThe California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation yesterday announced it had assessed $1.4 million in fines and penalties against ...
Read moreDetailsIn a case that was defended by Ethan Ostroff and the team at Troutman Pepper and Smith Debnam, a District ...
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