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  • CACH, LLC Unable to Pin Liability on Individual for Business Credit Card
    CACH, LLC Unable to Pin Liability on Individual for Business Credit Card

    When it comes to debt collection, CACH, LLC is known for pursuing overdue personal debts. However, their reach extends to business-related debts as well. A recent case, however, highlights the ...

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  • New York Banks Freeze Double the Judgment Amount. Why?
    New York Banks Freeze Double the Judgment Amount. Why?

    Short answer: New York Banks may freeze (hold) double the judgment amount to cover accrued interest and collection expenses. [1] Securing twice the amount due upon the judgment ensures payment of ...

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  • 21 FAQ's about "Account Stated"| A Legal Guide in Debt Collection Law
    21 FAQ's about "Account Stated"| A Legal Guide in Debt Collection Law

    1) Account Stated is a “cause of action.” What is a cause of action? A cause of action has two definitions: noun. A condition under which one party would be entitled to sue another. noun. A set of ...

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  • The Langel Firm Secures Dismissal of CACH, LLC Case due to Affidavit Defect
    The Langel Firm Secures Dismissal of CACH, LLC Case due to Affidavit Defect

    Represented by Daniels Norelli Scully & Cecere, P.C., debt-buyer, CACH, LLC, sued our client for an alleged Bank of America (FIA) credit-card debt. Although the amount at issue was small, the stakes ...

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  • Class Action Proceeds against Bank of America for Violations of Exempt Income Protection Act
    Class Action Proceeds against Bank of America for Violations of Exempt Income Protection Act

    Finally, a bank may be answerable for ignoring rules to protect New Yorkers' exempt money from seizure by judgment creditors. After three federal cases denied a private right of action against banks ...

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