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Defense of Assigned Consumer Debts
Debt collection occupies an increasing portion of
civil trial calendars, and “debt buyers” who claim to be assignees of
the original creditors file many of these cases. These plaintiffs
commonly lack standing, and consumers frequently have meritorious
defenses to the claims, but the consumer defense bar is small. Clients
will benefit greatly from vigorous representation against debt buyers.
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