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Daily Digest – November 9. Recapping the Mid-Term Election Results Through the Eyes of the ARM Industry; Judge Grants MSJ for Defense in TCPA Wrong Number Case

RECAPPING MID-TERM ELECTION RESULTS RELATED TO THE ARM INDUSTRY While the fight for control of Congress continues as the ballots from yesterday’s mid-term elections continue to be counted, a number of ballot initiatives and races were called and will have an impact on the ARM industry. From ballot measures in …

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Daily Digest – November 7. Judge Denies Motion to Remand FDCPA Case Back to State Court; Mass. Regulator Issues Cease Order for Unlicensed Collector

JUDGE DENIES MOTION TO REMAND FDCPA CASE BACK TO STATE COURT A District Court judge in New York has denied a plaintiff’s motion to remand a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case back to state court, rebuffing the plaintiff’s argument that remand was required because all of the defendants in …

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Daily Digest – November 4. Another Class Action Filed Over MVN; Judge Grants Motion to Compel Depositions in FCRA, FDCPA Case

ANOTHER CLASS ACTION FILED OVER UNDATED MVN A class-action lawsuit has been filed in North Carolina federal court, alleging that the defendant violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act when it used an undated Model Validation Notice to inform the plaintiff about an outstanding debt.More details here.This series is sponsored …

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Daily Digest – November 3. Getting to Know Christine Scrivener of Spring Oaks Capital; Judge Lowers Fee in FDCPA Case

GETTING TO KNOW CHRISTINE SCRIVENER OF SPRING OAKS CAPITAL Being comfortable saying uncomfortable things. That may describe Christine Scrivener in a nutshell. Whether it be admitting that she doesn’t know something — but likely has already started remedying that — or being comfortable saying “no” to someone, she’s not afraid …

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Daily Digest – November 2. Utility Company Fined $4.5M For Pandemic Collection Efforts; Judge Grants MSJ Over Letter Sent to Represented Individual

UTILITY COMPANY FINED $4.5M BY CONN. REGULATORS FOR PANDEMIC COLLECTION EFFORTS State regulators in Connecticut have assessed a $4.5 million fine against a utility company that was accused of attempting to garnish the wages of customers during the COVID-19 pandemic without first informing them of the availability of payment plans, …

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Daily Digest – November 1. FCRA Suit Alleges Impermissible Purpose; Judge Grants MTD Over Judgment Renewals

FCRA SUIT ALLEGES IMPERMISSIBLE PURPOSE, FAILURE TO INVESTIGATE DISPUTED DEBT A defendant has removed a Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit to federal court in South Carolina, after it was sued for allegedly obtaining a plaintiff’s credit file without a permissible purpose and allegedly failing to conduct a reasonable investigation after …

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Daily Digest – October 31. Judge Grants MSJ For Defense in Case of No-Longer Disputed Debt; Defense Wins FCRA Case Over Reasonable Investigation Claim

JUDGE GRANTS MSJ FOR DEFENSE IN FDCPA CASE OVER NO-LONGER DISPUTED DEBT A District Court judge in Florida has granted a defendant’s motion for summary judgment in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case after it was accused of violating the statute because it did not remove a dispute flag …

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