* A new bill would exempt law firms from laws
against abusive debt collection practices because some people don't think the legal profession is objectionable enough and maybe a policy carveout allowing them to send Rocko out to crack client heads might just do the trick.
In the late 1970s, the federal government enacted the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) in order to give consumers greater protections
against abusive debt collection practices; to eliminate harassment within the debt collection industry.
Not exact matches
is an act setting up laws designed to stop
debt collectors from using any
abusive, disruptive, and deceptive
debt collection practices against you to collect an outstanding
debt.
The good news is that
debt collectors collecting on student loans are governed by the FDCPA, which protects consumers
against abusive and unfair
collection practices.
I have a niche within a niche
practice: I
practice consumer law but I only represent consumers
against abusive debt collectors and I defend consumers in
debt collection lawsuits.