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Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Tennessee amends consumer debt proceeding requirements and garnishment exemptions

On May 3, the Governor of Tennessee signed into law HB 2320 (the “Act”), which will amend pleading requirements for consumer debt suits and garnishment exemptions. The Act would require that, in a civil suit or arbitration...more

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Filing Motion to Dismiss in State Court Waived Right to Removal, Holds Fourth Circuit

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FIA Card Services, NA (FIA) obtained a default judgment in a collection action against Jerome Redman in West Virginia state court. FIA, through its counsel Javitch Block LLC (Javitch), then filed a wage garnishment action...more

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Back to School: A Lesson on the Materially Misleading Debt Collection Standard

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'Tis the season for returning to school and learning something new. When I was growing up, we learned the long multiplication algorithm by which you multiply numbers right to left, insert zeros along the way, write some...more

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Debt Collector Permanently Banned for Engaging in Illegal Collection Practices and Debt Brokerage

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New York AG Letitia James reached a settlement with debt collector Andrew Fanelli and his companies (collectively “Fanelli”) to resolve allegations that Fanelli ran an illegal debt collection scheme in violation of the...more

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Debt Collector To Return $477,000 To Washington Consumers In AG Settlement

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Washington AG Bob Ferguson reached a settlement with Denver-based collection agency Machol & Johannes, LLC and its present and former owners (collectively “M&J”) to resolve allegations that the company engaged in unlawful...more

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Second Circuit Holds Reporting a Judgment as “Satisfied” was Accurate and Provides Guidance on Defending Claims for Willfully...

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The Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently upheld a ruling that reporting a judgment as “satisfied” was accurate under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) when the underlying lawsuit was dismissed by stipulation as...more

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