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Fair Debt Collections Practices Act - a Primer.

By Nerino Petro

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The ISBA Mutual Insurance Company recently posted an article on their website titled 'Debt Be Not Proud' providing an introduction to the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act. As a former collections attorney, I saw how easy it can be for attorneys to be guilty of a technical violation and to have a defendant's attorney file suit in federal court for such a violation.

Full post as published by Compujurist on August 09, 2008 (boomark / email).

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