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A Shot Across the Bow for Copyright Trolls: Forcing Higbee Clients to Pay for Frivolous Demand Letters and Intimidation Tactics

Public Citizen

JUNE 29, 2020

In self-congratulatory interviews. Mathew Higbee brags about how successful these threats are, and based on a staff recruitment video , it appears that the Higbee staff operates under daily goals that may be as high as $100,000 per day (this image appears at the 51 second time mark on the video linked above).

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For Attorneys Representing Community Associations: A Primer On FDCPA Class Actions And How To Avoid Them

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JANUARY 22, 2017

A class action lawsuit is only as strong as the claim that has been asserted by the class representative(s) who filed the case, and if their claim is not viable, the entire case fails. If that person can also meet all the requirements of Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, then the case may be certified as a class action.

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A Shot Across the Bow for Copyright Trolls: Forcing Higbee Clients to Pay for Frivolous Demand Letters and Intimidation Tactics

For Attorneys Representing Community Associations: A Primer On FDCPA Class Actions And How To Avoid Them

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