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You Can’t Win If You Don’t Dispute

An Oklahoma federal court found that a consumer must say they are disputing a debt to be able to make out a case that the debt collector wrongly failed to update a credit report tradeline as disputed.

An Allegedly Confusing Letter Does Not Create Federal Court Standing

In Osorio v. Transworld Systems Inc, a Pennsylvania federal trial court threw out an FDCPA suit despite the plaintiff’s claim she was living in a “state of bewilderment” after receiving a collection letter.

The Federal Dept. of Labor Issued Its Final Rule - Minimum Salaries For Exempt Employees Are Going Up 7/1/24

In 2016, a similar DOL rule was nullified days before it was scheduled to become effective, after many employers had already raised salaries or reclassified employees.

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