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Judge: Collections letter seeking debt owed to Six Flags didn't break law, but class action not dead yet
A federal judge said a company collecting consumer debts on behalf of theme park operator Six Flags did not violate federal law in a collections letter it sent an Illinois man who later filed a class action complaint. But the judge said he would still consider whether other letters may have yet violated the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. -
Woman claims direct contact from ARS, debt collector, despite representation by advocacy group
A New York woman is suing ARS National Services Inc., a debt collector, alleging they made calls to her in violation of debt collection statutes. -
LVNV Funding allegedly directly contacted woman in violation of debt collection statutes, lawsuit says
A woman is suing LVNV Funding LLC, a debt collector, alleging misrepresentation in debt collection. -
Woman claims collection agencies wrongfully sent her direct collection attempts
A woman is suing Transworld Systems Inc. and Asset Recovery Solutions LLC, alleging misconduct by the defendant collection agencies in their communications. -
Hunter Warfield allegedly sent collection notices to plaintiff despite attorney's notification
A woman is suing Hunter Warfield Inc., a debt collector, alleging the company made unwanted personal contacts in attempts to collect a debt. -
Judge OKs class action vs debt collector over fees tacked on to demands for payment to Six Flags
A Chicago federal judge has given the green light for a case to be litigated as a class action suit against a national collection agency, which allegedly violated federal law by charging debtors with improper collection fees.