Trade Group Sues Maine Over Consumer Protection Laws
A trade group representing the three major credit bureaus filed a lawsuit last week against the state of Maine challenging...
Agencies Falling Short When Dealing with Non-English Speaking Individuals: Report
Debt collectors -- in New York, at least -- are "not taking adequate steps" to ensure that individuals who do...
Getting to Know Nikki Noyes of Stoneleigh Recovery Associates
I am thrilled to announce that the "Getting to Know" series is now being sponsored by TCN. TCN is a...
Daily Digest – October 2. Judge Certifies Class in FDCPA Suit Over Balance Disclosure; SCOTUS Petition Argues For Dismissal of CFPB Enforcement Actions
JUDGE CERTIFIES CLASS IN FDCPA SUIT OVER BALANCE DISCLOSURE A District Court judge in New York has certified a class...
Judge Certifies Class in FDCPA Suit Over Balance Disclosure
A District Court judge in New York has certified a class action against a collection law firm accused of violating...
Another Court Rules Collection Exemption in TCPA is Unconstitutional
If at first you don't succeed, try and try again appears to be the legal strategy of a company accused...
Supreme Court Petition Argues CFPB Enforcement Actions Should be Dismissed If Structure is Unconstitutional
Not content to wait for the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals to rule on whether it thinks the leadership structure...
National Creditors Bar Association Appoints Liz Terry as Executive Director
National Creditors Bar Association’s (NCBA) Board of Directors has appointed Liz Terry as the association’s Executive Director, following a nationwide...
Daily Digest – October 1. Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Case Over Time-Barred Debt Disclosure; Judge Allows TCPA Case Filed by Professional Plaintiff to Continue
JUDGE GRANTS MTD IN FDCPA CASE OVER TIME-BARRED DEBT DISCLOSURE A District Court judge has granted a defendant’s motion to...
Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Case Over Time-Barred Debt Disclosure
A District Court judge has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss, ruling it is "preposterous" for a plaintiff to interpret...
