The pendulum swings back

[TigerD]

Debtors should be careful about from whom they receive advice:


From InsideARM:

"Celebrity" FDCPA Litigant Slapped by Texas Judge

A consumer well-known for filing suits against debt collectors got sloppy in his largest case, and a federal judge in Texas called him on it. Not only did the judge recommend his case be dismissed, he said the debtor filed in bad faith and owes the collection agency attorney's fees.
InsideARM: "Celebrity" FDCPA Litigant Slapped by Texas Judge

 

[Antigone*]

Debtors should be careful about from whom they receive advice:


From InsideARM:

"Celebrity" FDCPA Litigant Slapped by Texas Judge

A consumer well-known for filing suits against debt collectors got sloppy in his largest case, and a federal judge in Texas called him on it. Not only did the judge recommend his case be dismissed, he said the debtor filed in bad faith and owes the collection agency attorney's fees.
InsideARM: "Celebrity" FDCPA Litigant Slapped by Texas Judge

Good to hear.

 

[RemitAdvice]

hahahaha

I see dude filing for BK rather than paying.

 

[cosine]

In an earlier post elsewhere I had mentioned my distaste for baiting collectors. It was this very guy the reference was about. I'm all for suing a collector when they genuinely violate a law that allows for that. But I absolutely cannot stand people that do this kind of crap. Hopefully this will stop him. He needs the label "vexatious litigator".