falsified letters on behalf of clients involved in debt collection disputes. Attorneys Travis Andrew Gordon, and Joshua P. Ward, and their firm, J.P. Ward & Associates, LLC, filed two suits...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently ruled that a debt collector violated the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act when it sued a debtor’s wife to...
There seems to be an enhanced focus on defending lawsuits for a lack of standing lately, particularly in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals (for example, see this, this, and...
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit recently affirmed judgment in a debt collector’s favor against claims that its efforts to collect attorney’s fees incurred to collect a...
In this episode, Stephanie Eidelman, insideARM President & CEO, interviews Walker White, CEO of Oliver. Watch Stephanie's conversation with Walker, or read it below. Stephanie Eidelman: I'm here today with...
In the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals footprint (including Indiana), a system must randomly or sequentially generate numbers and dial them in order to qualify as an automatic telephone dialing...
The end of the year is my favorite — it’s the perfect time to review what’s happened in the courts over the past twelve months. While 2020 might have been...
Editor's note: This article is provided through a partnership between insideARM and Squire Patton Boggs LLP, which provides a steady stream of timely, insightful and entertaining takes on TCPAWorld.com of...
Editor's Note: This article was originally published on the Maurice Wutscher blog and is republished here with permission. The California Office of the Attorney General issued a Notice of Third Set...
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