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A District Court judge in Florida has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act case, while also pointing out that the legal theory put forth by the plaintiff’s attorney has been “tartly” rejected by other courts and “does not improve by repetition.”
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In a case that was defended by Jin Shin and the team at Malone Frost Martin, a District Court judge in Illinois has reversed himself and granted a defendant’s motion for reconsideration, undoing class certification and summary judgment in favor of the plaintiff, and awarding summary judgment to the defendant in a FairDebtCollection … (..)
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The background: The case stems from a debt incurred by the plaintiff following medical care at a hospital. However, the Ninth Circuit vacated the summary judgment that had been granted in favor of the collection agency regarding the alleged FDCPA violations. Learn more.
The judge determined that it followed its procedures for investigating disputes, which included contacting the original creditor to confirm the debts validity. The background: The plaintiff allegedly signed a housing agreement for an apartment while attending university. Learn more.
A Magistrate Court judge in New York has awarded the attorneys representing a plaintiff in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act $11,297 in fees, after the plaintiff accepted an offer of judgment in the amount of $1,050 over a $59 debt that was owed to the original creditor.
A District Court judge in Illinois has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act case involving how the defendant, and the original creditor, came to be in possession of the plaintiff’s husband’s Social Security number.
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A District Court judge in California has partially granted a plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment while denying a defendant’s motion in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act case, ruling that the defendant violated its discovery obligations by not providing documentation to prove the current creditor owned the debt in question and had (..)
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JUDGE GRANTS MSJ FOR PLAINTIFF OVER STATUS OF DEBT BECAUSE CREDITOR CANCELED ACCOUNT A District Court judge in New York has granted a plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment after it sued a debt collector for allegedly violating the FairDebtCollection Practices Act by sending two collection letters to the plaintiff, determining that the plaintiff (..)
A District Court judge in Illinois has granted a plaintiff’s motion for class certification as well as a motion for summary judgment in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act case that hinged on the defendant’s inclusion of an internal notation when it identified the creditor to whom the debt was owed in a collection letter.
The litigation relates to the Plaintiffs challenges of the CFPBs Final Rule, which involves the CFPBs prohibition on creditors and consumer reporting agencies concerning medical information. Stay tuned! In an alarming trend, we are seeing more consumer actions being brought for abandoned litigation.
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Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Class Action Over Language in Letter A District Court judge in New Jersey has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss a FairDebtCollection Practices Act class-action lawsuit, but not on the merits as the defendant had sought. Read on to hear what the experts have to say this week. More details here.
Does Colorado Law Protect Me From Debt Collectors? When collecting a debt from you, collection agencies must adhere to federal and state rules. Fortunately, the federal FairDebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA) protects all states. What is the Federal FairDebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA)?
As the court observed, the percentage of the law firm’s business devoted to collections had little bearing on whether it “regularly” collecteddebts on behalf of another and the lack of record evidence bearing on that point was no grounds for granting the law firm summary judgment.
Legal Action : The creditor or collection agency may file a lawsuit against you to recover the debt. If you ignore this or fail to defend yourself in court, a default judgment may be issued against you. Debt Sold : The debtcollection agency might sell your debt to another agency.
Dealing with credit card debt is challenging, let alone facing a debt lawsuit.If the creditor wins the lawsuit, you may face serious financial repercussions. If you find yourself being sued by a debt collector, you may wonder how to get a credit card lawsuit dismissed.
Judge Rules DebtCollection Lawsuit Waives Arbitration Clause A District Court judge in Maryland has denied a defendant’s motion to compel arbitration in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act case, ruling that the defendant waived its right to arbitrate by engaging in prior litigation. More details here.
District Court for the Southern District of California, granting summary judgment in favor of a debt collector in a FairDebtCollections Practices Act (FDCPA) case. In doing so, it held that a collection letter, which indicated that the debtor could only dispute the underlying debt in writing, violated the FDCPA.
A company has a right to pursue a debt that is owed to them. State and federal consumer and commercial laws afford methods for creditors to collect the debts that are owed to them. Our lawyers are well-versed in the FairDebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA).
District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan granted summary judgment in the defendant’s favor finding that the plaintiff had not suffered a concrete injury and therefore lacked standing to assert a claim under the FairDebtCollections Practices Act (FDCPA). The parties filed cross motions for summary judgment.
Does a judicial foreclosure action constitute “debtcollection activity” under the FairDebtCollection Practices Act (“FDCPA”)? The answer depends on whether the creditor attempts to recover the unpaid mortgage balance or just the property, according to the U.S. Routh Crabtree Olson, P.C.
Med-1 Solutions LLC , an Indiana district court granted partial summary judgment for the defendant in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA) case. Both parties moved for summary judgment. In Kinnick v.
Knowing illegal debtcollection practices can help identify when you’re being treated unfairly. The FairDebtCollection Practices Act is a federal law that protects consumers against certain unfair collection practices. It does not come into play for creditorscollecting their own debts.
a Third Circuit district court granted summary judgment to the defendants in a FairDebtCollection Practices Act (FDCPA) case. LTD subsequently sent four collection letters to the plaintiff that identified the creditor as “Citibank (South Dakota), N.A. In Bordeaux v.
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