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Indiana AG Obtains $1.3M Judgment Against Collection Agency, Owner

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million judgment against a collection agency and its owner that were accused of engaging in deceptive and abusive collection practices and operating without a proper license. Judgment Against Collection Agency, Owner appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net.

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Collection Agency Wins MSJ Against S.C. AG in Anti-Spoofing Lawsuit

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FTC Secures $24M Judgment Against Collection Agency

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A $24 million judgment has been entered against a collection agency and one of the agency’s co-owners has been ordered to divest himself of his ownership stake in the company that purchased the collection agency in question after it was accused by the Federal Trade Commission of collecting on “phantom” payday loans, “purported” (..)

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Appeals Court Vacates Judgment for Plaintiff in FDCPA Case

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The Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit has vacated a judgment in favor of a plaintiff who alleged a debt buyer violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act because the collection agency it used to collect on an unpaid debt contacted the plaintiff even though she was represented by an attorney — a fact … The post Appeals Court Vacates (..)

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Judge Grants Motion Delaying Collector’s Deadline to Produce Documents in CFPB Suit

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A District Court judge in Georgia has granted a motion filed by a collection agency being sued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau delaying its deadline to produce documents and materials while the regulator determines whether it plans to proceed with the enforcement action in the first place.

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Judge Awards $17k in Damages and Attorney’s Fees in FCRA Default Judgment

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A District Court judge in Arizona has awarded more than $17,000 in damages and attorney’s fees to a plaintiff who obtained a default judgment against a collection agency for allegedly violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act by furnishing inaccurate information because it reported a delinquent account that was more than seven years old.

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Daily Digest – November 30. FTC Secures $24M Judgment Against Collection Agency; Appeals Court Affirms Ruling in FDCPA Class Actio

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