The Debt Collection Drill Podcast
1) Legally Deleting a Credit Bureau Tradeline
In the latest episode of the Debt Collection Drill podcast series, Moss & Barnett attorneys Aylix Jensen, Michael Etmund and John Rossman provide specific guidance on the circumstances in which a coll...Show More
2) Does Your Collection Agency Name Violate Regulation F?
Regulation F contemplates debt collectors communicating with consumers using a scripted “limited content” voicemail message which contains the business name of the debt collector, but “does not indica...Show More
3) Landmark Victory! Debt Collector Did Not Deceive Debtor Who Refused to Give Name
A debt collector must verify the identity of a communication recipient to ensure a right-party contact while also avoiding a disclosure about the existence of the debt to a third-party. Thus, a debt c...Show More
Landmark Victory! Debt Collector Did Not Deceive Debtor Who Refused to Give Name
12:48 | Apr 13th, 2021
4) Landmark Victory! Debt Collector Did Not Deceive Debtor Who Refused to Give Name
A debt collector must verify the identity of a communication recipient to ensure a right-party contact while also avoiding a disclosure about the existence of the debt to a third-party. Thus, a debt c...Show More
Landmark Victory! Debt Collector Did Not Deceive Debtor Who Refused to Give Name
0:00 | Apr 13th, 2021
AUDIO REMOVED: The podcast creator has removed the audio for this episode.5) Pandemic Causes Historic Debt Collection Law Changes
In this episode of the Debt Collection Drill podcast, Moss & Barnett attorneys discuss the recent, historic changes to the laws restricting debt collection and how agencies can comply.
6) Pandemic Causes Historic Debt Collection Law Changes
In this episode of the Debt Collection Drill podcast, Moss & Barnett attorneys discuss the recent, historic changes to the laws restricting debt collection and how agencies can comply.
AUDIO REMOVED: The podcast creator has removed the audio for this episode.7) CFPB Proposes Debt Collection Rule that Congress Rejected
The CFPB’s proposed debt collection rules envision a much-needed update and modernization to many provisions in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. However, the CFPB’s proposed rules include a li...Show More
8) Common Sense Prevails! Seventh Circuit Affirms Consumer was not Harmed by Letter and Dismisses FDCPA case
Debt collectors defending against hyper-technical FDCPA lawsuits by consumer attorneys commonly ask the same question: “How could the consumer possibly have been harmed by this supposed violation of t...Show More
9) Validation Notice Lawsuits: Overlooked Ruling from Third Circuit Proves Debt Collectors are Right!
As most debt collectors know, sending any collection notice into Delaware, New Jersey or Pennsylvania (the States with Federal Courts in the Third Circuit) will likely result in an FDCPA class action ...Show More
10) Should Collectors Change the Validation Notices Sent into Pennsylvania?
Debt collectors face an historic onslaught of FDCPA cases in Pennsylvania (and to a lesser extent New Jersey), all of which allege that statutory language in collection letters which tracks the FDCPA ...Show More