Appeals Court Rejects Collection Law Firm’s Attempt to Compel Arbitration
The Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has ruled that a debt collection law firm could not force a ...
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Month: May 2026
Collector Facing FDCPA Class Action for Allegedly Texting After Opt Out
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of a series that is sponsored by WebRecon. WebRecon identifies serial plaintiffs lurking in ...
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Daily Digest – May 18. Judge Dismisses FDCPA and FCRA Claims Over Undelivered Pool Table; Airbnb Resolving 40% of Customer Issues Without Humans
Judge Dismisses FDCPA and FCRA Claims Over Undelivered Pool Table We’ve all had transactions go sideways. Products we purchased take ...
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Digital Wallets and Pay by Bank Gain Ground as Consumers Shift Away From Physical Cards
Consumers are becoming increasingly comfortable managing money without physical cards or human assistance, creating new opportunities for companies focused on ...
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Airbnb Resolving 40% of Customer Issues Without Humans
Airbnb’s latest earnings call offered more than a travel industry update. It provided a detailed look at how a global ...
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Compliance Digest – May 18
I'm thrilled to announce that Frost Echols is the new sponsor for the Compliance Digest. Frost Echols reputation has been ...
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When the Government Collects Private Debt: Scholars Raise Due Process Concerns
A paper scheduled to be published in the University of Pennsylvania Law Review argues that state governments are increasingly acting ...
Read moreDetailsJudge Lets FCRA Claims Against Student Loan Furnisher Move Forward
A District Court judge in Illinois has refused to dismiss Fair Credit Reporting Act claims against a student loan furnisher, ...
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Judge Dismisses FDCPA and FCRA Claims Over Undelivered Pool Table
We've all had transactions go sideways. Products we purchased take longer to be shipped or received. They don't look like ...
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