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Attorney Facing FDCPA Class Action for Allegedly Attempting to Collect on Judgments for Bankrupt Creditor

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A collection attorney in New York is facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and state law when attempting to collect on judgments owed to a bankrupt for-profit university. Learn more.

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Nevada Court Dismisses Wage Garnishment Lawsuit Due to Lack of Jurisdiction

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A District Court judge in Nevada has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss after it was accused of garnishing the plaintiff’s wages without first domesticating the judgment in that state. The background: The case stemmed from a consumer credit card debt judgment originally obtained in Tennessee by a creditor.

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Judge Dismisses Third-Party Complaint Filed by Collection Law Firm

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A District Court judge in New Jersey has granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss a third-party complaint filed against it by a collection law firm over issues with a wage garnishment. The law firm, acting on behalf of the creditor, filed a lawsuit against the plaintiff, and she failed to respond.

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NCLC Report Rates States on Exemption Laws

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There isn’t a state in the country that is adequately protecting families from debt collectors, debt buyers, and creditors with exemption laws, allowing individuals to keep some of their assets or paychecks when a garnishment order or judgment is awarded, according to a report issued this week by the National Consumer Law Center.

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Daily Digest – March 19. Judge Grants MSJ for Plaintiff Over Status of Debt; Toomey Blocks Anti-Garnishment Law

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Judge Grants MSJ for Plaintiff Over Status of Debt; Toomey Blocks Anti-Garnishment Law appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net.

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New Laws Proposed, Passed, and Ready to Go Into Effect

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Gretchen Whitmer, introduces substantial changes to how creditors can collect debts and what assets debtors can protect. However, the legislation has faced criticism from collections attorneys who argue it could impair the ability of civil judgment holders, including some crime victims, to collect compensation.

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Daily Digest – December 12. Creditors Facing FCRA Suit for Sending Card to Other Person with Same Name as Plaintiff; Judge Remands Class Action Back to State Court

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Creditors Facing FCRA Suit for Sending Card to Other Person with Same Name as Plaintiff Judge Remands Class Action Back to State Court NCLC Report Criticizes State’s Inabilities to Protect Consumers from Judgments, Garnishments FTC Issues Warning About QR Code Scams WORTH NOTING: The best gifts for people who work from home … A gift […] (..)

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