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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Not every collection screw up gives rise to an FDCPA action
However, the law firms involved here really dodged a bullet here. The 2nd Circuit is a lot less harsh than some others, most notably the 9th.
A new FDCPA decision from the W.D. KY
Opinion in Simpson v. Xerox here. The court says a pro se defendant made a prima facie claim under the FDCPA. However, court did not address whether or not the defendant was an original creditor collecting their own debt.
The Court of Last Resort 