Judge Spares Fake Debt Collector Prison Time, Orders Apology Letters to Victims
A federal judge in Buffalo sentenced a man who posed as a sheriff's deputy and an attorney to collect purported...
Judge Grants MSJ for Debt Buyer in FDCPA Case Over Threatening Calls
A District Court judge in Pennsylvania has granted a defendant's motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices...
Compliance Digest – August 24
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State Appeals Court Reverses $8.3K Deficiency Win For Debt Buyer
A Texas Court of Appeals of Texas has reversed a judgment that awarded a debt buyer $8,323.75 on a deficiency...
Daily Digest – August 21. Collector Sued Over Letter Mailed Two Days After Consumer Called Home Inconvenient; Judge Strikes Down State Law Barring Medical Debt From Credit Reports
Collector Sued Over Letter Mailed Two Days After Consumer Called Home Inconvenient Two days. That is all the time that...
Credit Union Chatbot Adoption Climbs to 46%
Small and medium-sized businesses want their financial institutions to deploy artificial intelligence for financial guidance rather than autonomous transactions, according...
Managers Lose 16.5 Hours a Week to ‘Coordination Tax,’ Report Finds
Managers lose an average of 16.5 hours each week to coordination overhead, roughly 41% of a standard 40-hour week, according...
New York AG Details Patient Rights on Hospital Bills
New York Attorney General Letitia James yesterday released guidance explaining how residents can obtain discounts, free care, and payment plans...
Colleges Add PayPal and Venmo at Checkout
Students at a small group of universities can now pay tuition and fees through PayPal or Venmo, a move that...
Judge Strikes Down State Law Barring Medical Debt From Credit Reports
A District Court judge in Texas has ruled that a state law barring consumer reporting agencies from listing certain out-of-network...
