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Daily Digest – October 4. Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice; Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’ FDCPA Case
Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’ FDCPA Case Ransomware Attack that Led to HIPAA Violation Nets Healthcare Provider $240k Fine Massachusetts AG Settles Improper Collection Case Against Mortgage Servicer WORTH NOTING: A topic that came up in conversation yesterday -- the best password managers ... If you were curious whether you would have been…
Massachusetts AG Settles Improper Collection Case Against Mortgage Servicer
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has reached an agreement with Franklin Credit Management, a mortgage servicer, to resolve allegations of improper debt collection practices in The Bay State. The company was accused of violating consumer protection laws by attempting to collect on old debts tied to second-lien mortgages without proper communication or adherence to foreclosure-prevention measures. It will stop…
Ransomware Attack that Led to HIPAA Violation Nets Healthcare Provider $240k Fine
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has levied a $240,000 fine against Providence Medical Institute in Southern California due to violations of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Security Rule. This enforcement action comes in response to a series of ransomware attacks that exposed the electronic protected health information of 85,000…
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Daily Digest – October 4. Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice; Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’ FDCPA Case
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Daily Digest – October 4. Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice; Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’ FDCPA Case
Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’…
Massachusetts AG Settles Improper Collection Case Against Mortgage Servicer
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has reached an agreement with Franklin…
Ransomware Attack that Led to HIPAA Violation Nets Healthcare Provider $240k Fine
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil…
Judge Dismisses Another ‘Inconvenient’ FDCPA Case
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Suit Accuses Collector of Not Sending Validation Notice
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Daily Digest – October 3. Getting to Know Naomi Moore of Absolute Resolutions Corp.; Bill Introduced to Allow Furnishers to Report Positive Medical Debt Info to Credit Bureaus
Getting to Know Naomi Moore of Absolute Resolutions Corp. FDCPA Case Over…
David Williams Breaks Down Acquisition of RGS Financial
Having kicked the tires at about a dozen different companies during the past few years in considering acquisition targets, David Williams of Williams & Fudge knew he needed to find the right company to help grow his operation. And, as it turns out, the right target was one he had known for more than a decade. Last month, Williams & Fudge announced it was acquiring RGS Financial. David Williams, the president of Williams & Fudge, sat down with AccountsRecovery.net to discuss the acquisition, why diversification away from student loans was important for the company, and the importance of really getting to know the people involved on the other side of the table when making an acquisition. Watch the video to see everything David had to say.
