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  • 4 Reasons to Vacate your Default Judgment Before Suing under the FDCPA
    4 Reasons to Vacate your Default Judgment Before Suing under the FDCPA

    Courts are in the business of reducing disputes to judgments— not revisiting issues already encompassed within judgments; Actually, that’s not entirely true. Our law practice—The Langel Firm—regularly ...

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  • The 5 Scenarios in which Collectors have Standing to Bring Collection Lawsuits
    The 5 Scenarios in which Collectors have Standing to Bring Collection Lawsuits

    We operate heavily in the debt-buyer litigation market. Standing (ability to show connection to an injury) is always a core defense since the debt buyers' Achilles heels are the admissibility of ...

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  • Can a Debt Buyer Authenticate (Admit into Evidence) an Original Creditor's Business Records?
    Can a Debt Buyer Authenticate (Admit into Evidence) an Original Creditor's Business Records?

    The General Rule Do you have a case where a debt buyer [1] is using an affidavit signed by its own employee to introduce account statements of the original bank? That is generally not allowed because ...

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  • The Langel Firm Settled a $69,139 Judgment (Pinpoint Technologies) for $2,000
    The Langel Firm Settled a $69,139 Judgment (Pinpoint Technologies) for $2,000

    Our client walked in with a Notice of Garnishment issued by Marshal Moses for $69,139. The creditor was Pinpoint Technologies, LLC and the current law firm enforcing the judgment for Pinpoint was ...

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  • $36,000 Unifund Garnishment Stopped in its Tracks; Case Discontinued
    $36,000 Unifund Garnishment Stopped in its Tracks; Case Discontinued

    As always, time is of the essence when facing an income execution (garnishment). We needed to respond quickly to the final stages of a garnishment executed by Marshal Ronald Moses . In the underlying ...

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  • Consent Order May Provide Relief for Chase Bank Debt
    Consent Order May Provide Relief for Chase Bank Debt

    In 2015, Chase bank entered into a consent order in response to accusations from 47 Attorney Generals that Chase had committed several acts of systematic wrong-doing in its attempt to collect and sell ...

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