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Complaint Accuses Creditors, Agency of Attempting to Collect Debts Covered by Worker’s Compensation

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A complaint has been filed in federal court in California accusing a number of healthcare providers and a collection agency of violating state law as well as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by attempting to collect on a debt that was incurred as a result of injuries suffered while the plaintiff was working and … The post Complaint Accuses (..)

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Judge Recommends Dismissing FCRA, FDCPA Claims Against Creditors

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The post Judge Recommends Dismissing FCRA, FDCPA Claims Against Creditors appeared first on AccountsRecovery.net.

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What Happens if you Ignore a Debt Collection Agency

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If you ignore a debt collection agency, several potential consequences could affect your financial well-being and peace of mind: Persistent Contact : Debt collection agencies might persist in attempting to contact you through phone calls, letters, and possibly emails. This can be stressful and disruptive.

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Daily Digest – February 14. Class Action Accuses Creditor of Voiding Payment Arrangement; Appeals Court Rules in Collection Attorney Case

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CLASS ACTION ACCUSES CREDITOR OF VOIDING PAYMENT ARRANGEMENT A plaintiff has filed a class-action lawsuit against a creditor and two collection agencies for not honoring the terms of a payment plan that she entered with the creditor, accusing them of violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and state collection laws in Florida.

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FCRA Claim for “Misleading” Double-Reporting of Debt by Original Creditor and Collection Agency Survives Motion to Dismiss

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The credit union then assigned the debt to a third-party collection agency. Following the assignment, the collection agency opened its own tradeline for the debt, while the credit union also continued to report the debt.

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Appeals Court Re-Affirms Ruling for Defendant Accused of Collecting Without License

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Asked for a do-over, a panel of judges from the Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit decided they were right the first time and affirmed a District Court ruling in favor of a creditor that was sued for violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act because it was not licensed as a collection agency […]

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Class-Action Complaint Accuses Collector of Violating FDCPA By Not Explicitly Detailing to Where Disputes Should be Sent

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A class-action lawsuit has been filed against a collection agency for allegedly violating the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by having multiple addresses on a collection letter it sent and not explicitly communicating to which address disputes or requests for original creditor information should be sent.