Article Shares ‘True Confessions’ From Collectors
Truth be told, anytime someone in the credit and collection industry sees a headline in a mainstream media outlet that...
CFPB Reverses Stance, Now Agrees Its Leadership Structure is Unconstitutional
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday admitted that its leadership structure is unconstitutional, agreeing with a law firm suing the...
Agency Executives Share Tips to Help Hire the Best Collectors
In today's job market, individuals can be a lot pickier about where they work. Hundreds of resumes that are submitted...
Daily Digest – Sept. 17. $11M Settlement in TCPA Case Against Lexington Law; More Industry Comments Filed In Response to Proposed Rule
$11M SETTLEMENT IN TCPA CASE AGAINST LEXINGTON LAW RECEIVES PRELIMINARY APPROVAL An $11 million settlement has been preliminarily approved by...
FCC Extends Deadline – Again – For Creation of Reassigned Number Database
As first pointed out by Eric Troutman at TCPAWorld.com, the Federal Communications Commission has delayed the implementation of its reassigned...
Bomb Threat At California Collection Agency Forces Evacuation of 300 People
A collection agency in California received a bomb threat yesterday, forcing the evacuation of more than 300 individuals. The bomb...
$11M Settlement in TCPA Case Against Lexington Law Receives Preliminary Approval
An $11 million settlement has been preliminarily approved by a District Court judge in Florida related to a Telephone Consumer...
More Industry Comments Filed in Response to Proposed Rule, Including Some With Hard Data About Rule’s Impact on Operations
A number of representatives from the credit and collection industry filed their comments in response to the Consumer Financial Protection...
Daily Digest – Sept. 16. Judge Certifies Class Action in FDCPA Case; Jury Finds For Collection Agency
JUDGE CERTIFIES CLASS IN FDCPA SUIT OVER USE OF DEPOSITIONS IN POST-JUDGMENT COLLECTIONS A District Court judge in Pennsylvania has...
New California ‘Gig’ Law Could Have Impact on Collection Agencies
A new law generating consternation in California that has the potential to spread to other states across the country could...
