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Second Circuit Opinion Repeats Its Prior Ruling on Interest Disclosures Because of Continued Litigation on Already-Decided Issues
14 March 2019
New Jersey Judges Change Their Minds on 1692g Written Dispute Issues: One Case Dismissed, Another Certified for Interlocutory Appeal
11 March 2019
Should Collectors Change the Validation Notices into Pennsylvania? (Podcast)
7 March 2019
Collectors: Don't Reinvent The Wheel, Just Redesign The Letter
26 February 2019
U.S. Supreme Court Won’t Hear Triple-Whammy Case, Circuit Split on Written Dispute Requirement Continues
25 February 2019
E.D.N.Y. Calls Out Disagreement Between Second and Third Circuit, Finds Letter Does Not Limit Disputes Options
21 February 2019
Two Court Victories Related to Identifying Creditor in Collection Letters
19 February 2019
New Texas Debt Buyer Legislation Would Require More Notices, Addresses Legal Actions
13 February 2019
Triple-Whammy Petition Before U.S. Supreme Court: Written Requirement for Disputes, Reason for Dispute, and Whether “Least Sophisticated Consumer” is a Question of Law or Fact
4 February 2019
D.N.J. and E.D. Pa. at Odds: Does a Letter Tracking FDCPA Validation Language Confuse a Consumer or Not?
29 January 2019
E.D.N.Y. Provides Clarity on Identifying Creditor for Store Branded Credit Cards
24 January 2019
Yet Another 1692g "In Writing" Case Denied Dismissal in E.D. Pa.
23 January 2019
An Open Letter to the CFPB: Court Rulings on Validation Notice Hurt Consumers and Collectors
22 January 2019
Lack of Settlement Payment Due Date Raises Issues in E.D. Wisc., “Promptly” is Not Enough
17 January 2019
Compliance Checklist for Collection Professionals – A Look Back at 2018’s Most Critical Issues
7 January 2019
Make Sure Debt Itemization Adds Up, According to District of Connecticut
19 December 2018
D.N.J.: If Relationship Between Collector and Creditor is Clear, Including Chain of Title Does not Make Creditor Identification Unclear
4 December 2018
Sending Second Validation Notice Within 30-Day Validation Window May Confuse Consumers, According to Eastern District of Wisconsin
7 November 2018
Second Circuit Sides with CAC Financial on Reverse Avila Issue, Unpersuaded By Argument that Previous Accrual of Interest is Confusing to Consumer
1 November 2018
N.D. Illinois: “Competent Attorney” Standard Applies to Letter Sent to Consumer’s Attorney Even if Debt Discharged in Bankruptcy
22 October 2018