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Seventh Circuit Overturns Ruling for Defendant in FDCPA Case Involving Disputed Debt

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The Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has overturned a lower court’s ruling in favor of the defendant in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case, ruling that the defendants lack of knowledge about a prior dispute did not absolve it of its obligations under the FDCPA.

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How Large Language Models Can Revolutionize Consumer Engagement in Collections

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The credit and collection sector could be next. Why it matters: As collection agencies, debt buyers, fintechs, banks, and credit unions seek to improve consumer engagement, LLMs offer a potential solution for more natural and effective communication.

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Judge Grants MSJ for Defendant in FDCPA Case Over Whether Plaintiff Disputed Debt

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A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case that centers over the language used by the plaintiff and whether it constituted a dispute of the debt or not.

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Judge Dismisses FDCPA Case Over SOL on Judgment

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Today’s webinar just happens to be on the topic of legal collections (register here) so it’s entirely timely to write about a court ruling involving a judgment.

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Compliance Digest – February 24

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District Court for the Eastern District of Texas granted the CFPBs unopposed motion for a 90-day stay in the litigation filed by Cornerstone Credit Union League and Consumer Data Industry Association (the Plaintiffs). WHAT THIS MEANS, FROM AYLIX JENSEN OF MOSS & BARNETT: OnFebruary 6, the U.S. More details here.

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Appeals Court Upholds Lower Court Ruling for Attorney’s Fees in RFDCPA Case

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The California Court of Appeals has upheld a lower court’s ruling awarding $30,450 in attorney’s fees to the lawyers representing a plaintiff in a Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case — which was about $68,000 less than the plaintiff was seeking.

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FCRA Claim for “Misleading” Double-Reporting of Debt by Original Creditor and Collection Agency Survives Motion to Dismiss

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Mountain America Federal Credit Union , the plaintiff became delinquent on a credit card account with her credit union. The credit union then assigned the debt to a third-party collection agency. In Hansen v. A copy of the order is available here.