FDCPA
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...
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Appeals Court Upholds Ruling for Insurance Company Against Debt Collector
A ruling that should have every debt collector going through their insurance policies to make sure they have the proper...
Read moreDetailsJudge Grants MTD in FDCPA Class Action Over Dispute Language in Letter
These days, collectors are being accused as much for what they do not say in collection letters as what they...
Read moreDetailsJudge Grants MSJ For Defendant in FDCPA Case Over Statement in Letter That Was Never Read
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Similarly,...
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Lawsuits Down, But Repeat Filers Keep Busy: WebRecon
While the number of lawsuits against companies in the accounts receivable management industry continued to decline, the individuals who are...
Read moreDetailsJudge Grants MSJ in FDCPA Case Over Disclosure in Letter
Is there a way for a debt collector to structure a collection letter to make it appear that it is...
Read moreDetailsJudge Denies Plaintiffs’ Motions to Remand Hunstein Cases Back to State Court
A District Court judge in Illinois has denied motions in two separate Hunstein cases seeking to remove cases back to...
Read moreDetailsAppeals Court Affirms Ruling for Plaintiff in FDCPA Case Over Call Placed 1 Day After C&D
Invoking the bona fide error defense is not a get-out-of-jail-free card for a debt collector. The defense only works if...
Read moreDetailsJudge Rules for Defendants in Two FDCPA Current Creditor Cases
A District Court judge in New York has ruled in favor of the defendants in two separate Fair Debt Collection...
Read moreDetailsJudge Grants MSJ for Defendant in FDCPA Case Over Creditor ID in Letter
A District Court judge in Florida has granted a defendant's motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices...
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