Blog Posts in FDCPA

Receiving notice of a lawsuit filed by Crown Asset Management, LLC (“CAM”) can be distressing and confusing. For many New Yorkers, these cases come without warning, years after an account has gone ...

Understanding Lawsuits From National Collegiate Student Loan Trust Facing a lawsuit from the National Collegiate Student Loan Trust can be a daunting experience. This entity is notorious for bundling ...

A debt collection firm that filed more than one hundred thousand lawsuits against borrowers has been sued and faces a fine from a federal agency in charge of protecting consumers' rights. Forster & ...

No one ever looks forward to being contacted by a debt collector. Still, they do serve a purpose and have a job to do. If you have bills that are delinquent, then you can expect to hear from one. ...

Purchasing things on credit is commonplace for most people. With low or zero interest rates, it makes sense to make monthly payments instead of laying out large amounts of cash. But if the bill comes ...

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) lists several things that a debt collector is not allowed to do when trying to collect a valid debt. The law limits how a debt collector can contact you ...