United States: Court Finds Plaintiff's Subjective Interpretation Of A Debt Collection Letter Insufficient To Confer Standing Under The FDCPA - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

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United States: Court Finds Plaintiff's Subjective Interpretation Of A Debt Collection Letter Insufficient To Confer Standing Under The FDCPA - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

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Published 08 Jun 2021

The Southern District of Florida has added to the growing collection of cases under the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act (FDCPA) based on a lack of standing.

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United States: Court Finds Plaintiff's Subjective Interpretation Of A Debt Collection Letter Insufficient To Confer Standing Under The FDCPA - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

United States: Court Finds Plaintiff's Subjective Interpretation Of A Debt Collection Letter Insufficient To Confer Standing Under The FDCPA - Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders

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