New Jersey Law Journal
The language in the collection letter contradicts or overshadows the validation notice as to whether a debtor may dispute the alleged debt through a telephone call
Debtors allegedly misled into believing they could mount challenges by phone rather than in writing can proceed with a federal court class action against the collection agency
Medical malpractice carrier NJPURE is accusing an insurance brokerage of making false statements to doctors about it to get or keep business for competing carriers
A lawyer who claimed that a single phone message left by a debt collector made for 15 violations of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act ended up proving only one, and winning only a small sliver o
A federal magistrate judge on Tuesday chided attorneys seeking what he said are exorbitant legal fees in simple fair debt collection cases
Short takes on lawyers, firms and judges
...Rick Perr, a lawyer with Philadelphia's Fineman Krekstein & Harris , released a statement Monday saying Riley's private legal...
...candidates have emerged, says Democratic chair Richard Perr of Westmont's Fineman, Krekstein & Harris. They are Democrat Kenneth Domzalski of Medford, a 1975 Rutgers Law...
...Anne Fee, previously with Braff Harris & Sukoneck in Livingston . . . Krista Frankina Fiore, formerly with Fineman, Krekstein & Harris in Philadelphia, joins Herskowitz & Hampton...
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