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Appeals Court Upholds Ruling Denying Defendant’s Request for Relief of Judgment in FDCPA Case

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The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has affirmed a lower court’s ruling denying a debt collector’s motion for relief from a judgment because of “gross negligence” by its attorney for failing to respond to a motion for summary judgment filed by the plaintiff in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lawsuit that ultimately (..)

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Judge Grants Defendant’s Motion for Judgment in FCRA, FDCPA Case

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Is it possible for an individual to sue a debt collector for violating the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act for allegedly attempting to collect a debt that the individual believes he did not owe, when the individual took no action against the original creditor for placing the allegedly illegitimate debt … The post (..)

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Daily Digest – November 12. Judge Grants Defendant’s Motion for Judgment in FDCPA, FCRA Case; Hunstein Defendant Asks for Extension

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Daily Digest – March 17. Bedard Breaks Down Reg F’s Time-Barred Debt Collection Provisions; Appeals Court Affirms Judgment For Defendant in FDCPA Case

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BEDARD: BREAKING DOWN REGULATION F’S PROVISIONS ON TIME-BARRED DEBT COLLECTION The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau made a small, but important change from the proposed debt collection rule to the final version of Regulation F with respect to the liability that debt collectors face when attempting to collect on time-barred debts.

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State Supreme Court Upholds Ruling Against Attorney Who Sued Collector

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The Supreme Court of Montana has affirmed a lower court’s ruling against a plaintiff’s attorney who filed suit against a debt collector, another attorney who was hired to collect on a judgment against the plaintiff’s attorney, and a law firm that had agreed to have its offices used for a deposition after a judgment was … The (..)

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Judge Partially Grants MSJ for Plaintiff in FDCPA Case

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A Magistrate Court judge in Nevada has partially granted a plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case — but only on the grounds that there are no genuine issues of material fact that the plaintiff is a consumer, the defendant is a debt collector, and the debt in question …

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Appeals Court Overturns Summary Judgment for Defendants in Case Over Call Frequency

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The Court of Appeals for the First Circuit has overturned a summary judgment ruling in favor of a creditor and two debt collectors that were sued in a class action for violating state law in Massachusetts related to how often a consumer can be contacted on the phone by a collector, ruling the plaintiff had […]

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