Top Maryland Court Overturns Lower Court Ruling on State Collection Law
The Maryland Court of Appeals -- the top court in the state -- has broadly interpreted a state debt collection...
Noted Plaintiff’s Attorney Resigns From Practice of Law
Maxim Maximov, a plaintiff's attorney whose name is well known within the accounts receivable management industry, has resigned his practice...
Daily Digest – August 30. Judge Denies Motion to Compel in FDCPA Class-Action; How Experts are Interpreting Latest Legal Rulings
JUDGE DENIES MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION OVER HOW 'RECEIVABLE' AND 'ACCOUNT' ARE DEFINED Synonyms and semantics can be deadly when...
Judge Denies Motion to Compel Over How ‘Receivable’ and ‘Account’ are Defined
Synonyms and semantics can be deadly when in the hands of a federal judge. A defendant is learning that lesson...
Central Portfolio Control Raises Money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Central Portfolio Control, Inc (CPC) hosted a Summer Party in July to celebrate employee achievement, enjoy time with family and...
Compliance Digest – August 30
I'm thrilled to announce that Bedard Law Group is the new sponsor for the Compliance Digest. Bedard Law Group, P.C. - Compliance Support...
Daily Digest – August 27. Judge Grants MTD on All Counts But One in FDCPA Class Action; $1.1B in Student Loans Canceled
JUDGE GRANTS MTD ON ALL COUNTS BUT ONE IN FDCPA CLASS ACTION A District Court judge in New Jersey has...
Judge Grants MTD on All Claims But One in FDCPA Class Suit
A District Court judge in New Jersey has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss on all counts but one in...
Judge Rules for Defendant in Third-Party Disclosure Case
It might not be a Hunstein case, but a District Court judge in Missouri has granted a defendant's motion for...
Ed. Dept. Cancels Another $1.1B in Unpaid Loans For ITT Tech Students
The Department of Education yesterday exercised its authority to extend the window to discharge student loans for individuals who attended...
