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It’s not often that both sides in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lawsuit get their motions granted at the same time, but a District Court judge in New Jersey pulled off the feat, ultimately remanding the case back to state court after the defendant was accused of attempting to collect on a debt without being properly licensed to collect in the state.
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For businesses entering insolvency, or at risk of this happening, creditor claims are a key concern – especially if a retention of title clause was involved in the initial contract. Why? Because it means a creditor including a retention of title clause in the agreement took preventative measures, in case their customer was unable to pay for the goods or services later: Retention of title means that in the event that a business does not pay a supplier in full for the product or service, that prov
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