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1991) (overruled on other grounds) where it was held “debt collector does not automatically violate Section 1692c(A)(2) by communicating with a debtor regarding new debts, even when the debtor is represented by counsel on an earlier debt.” Harrison, 950 F.2d 2d 107, 113 (3d Cir.1991) Nothing new under the sun.
Mark Neeb, the chief executive of ACA International, wrote that he is concerned that “certain lawmakers have suggested that eliminating the work of the ARM Industry is a prudent action that should be taken in response to the coronavirus,” a reference to the accountsreceivablemanagement industry, a term of art for debt collectors.
First, in a 2013 judgment of Nelson v. The utility of automated dialing equipment has a two-sided nature in the world of accountsreceivablemanagement (collections). On one hand, creditors have a right to receive payment for good and/or services provided to debtors.
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