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Defaults in Minnesota in 2008 increase 39% over 2007

By Sam Glover

If the default numbers for Minnesota are any indication, debt collectors are falling all over themselves, suing everyone in sight. In 2007, a “mere” 36,000 defaults were filed. In 2008, that number jumped to just over 51,000. Some were responsible for more of those lawsuits than others. Minnesota debt collection law firm Messerli & Kramer, for [...] Related posts:

• Debt collectors filed more than 36,000 lawsuits in Minnesota in 2007
• Unifund averages nearly 5,500 collection lawsuits a year in California alone
• Minnesota is a friendly state—especially if you are a debt collector


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on March 13, 2009 (boomark / email).

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