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Collecting Receivables After Going Through an Acquisition

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Companies that grow by acquisition are often faced with challenges when taking a deep dive into recently acquired new customer accounts. Although acquisitions can increase your customer base, new client relationships don’t always go as anticipated. That can be especially true when it comes to collecting accounts receivables.

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New York District Court Approves Class Action in FDCPA Case Alleging Improper Debt Assignment Notification

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Palisades Acquisition XVI, LLC , the plaintiff incurred a credit card debt, which was later assigned to a new creditor. The default judgment was later assigned to Palisades Acquisition. Palisades Acquisition subsequently recovered $572.45 Palisades Acquisition subsequently recovered $572.45 In McCrobie v.

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Delaware Bankruptcy Court Issues Decision on Whether a Debtor Can Be a “Financial Participant”

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In both cases, the “agreements or transactions” must be “with the debtor or any other entity.” In November 2011, Samson was sold in an LBO to Samson Resources Company, f/k/a Tulip Acquisition Corp. (“Samson Tulip”), a newly created entity owned by the purchasers. ” Id.

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District Court Holds Letter Notifying Debtor of Change in Debt Ownership Can Fall Under FDCPA

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Axiom Acquisition Ventures, LLC (“Axiom”) bought Robert Valenzuela’s consumer debt from a bank after he allegedly defaulted on his personal loan payments. The post District Court Holds Letter Notifying Debtor of Change in Debt Ownership Can Fall Under FDCPA appeared first on Collection Industry News.

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Television Production Contract is not Personal Service for Purposes of Assumption and Assignment Under Section 365(a) of the Bankruptcy Code

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John’s University School of Law American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Staff Title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”) provides under section 365(a) that a debtor in possession may, “subject to the court’s approval… assume or reject any executory contract or unexpired lease of the debtor.” [1]

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District Court Holds Letter Notifying Debtor of Change in Debt Ownership Can Fall Under FDCPA

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Axiom Acquisition Ventures, LLC (“Axiom”) bought Robert Valenzuela’s consumer debt from a bank after he allegedly defaulted on his personal loan payments. Axiom sent Valenzuela a letter informing him that his debt had been reassigned and instructing him to remit future payments to Axiom.

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What is Commercial Debt?

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This debt is used exclusively for business expenses, asset acquisition, and improvements and is ever-present toward the start of most businesses. To get you acclimated to this topic, commercial debt is any debt owed by a business or commercial venture.