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  • Service of Process: Why New York Courts Are Rejecting Email and Mail Service
    Service of Process: Why New York Courts Are Rejecting Email and Mail Service

    In collection-defense cases, I frequently see out-of-state defendants served by email, regular mail, or certified mail—methods that traditionally don't constitute valid service under New York law. ...

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  • Equable Ascent Financial Case Study: Examine the Specifics of the Debt
    Equable Ascent Financial Case Study: Examine the Specifics of the Debt

    Our client received a Notice of Garnishment by Marshal Henry Daly in the amount of $4,105. We quickly intervened by pointing to alleged defects in the underlying debt, and alleged defects in the ...

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  • Debt Buyers using Confusing Names is a Hot Issue for The Langel Firm
    Debt Buyers using Confusing Names is a Hot Issue for The Langel Firm

    We were busy in February 2015. Debt Buyers Using Confusing Names in Litigation We sued several creditors for continuing to use confusing names in court cases. We use recent precedent in Lee v. Forster ...

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  • The Langel Firm Swiftly Causes Release of Bank Account and Convinces Colorado Capital Investments, Inc. and Daniels Norelli to Discontinue the Case
    The Langel Firm Swiftly Causes Release of Bank Account and Convinces Colorado Capital Investments, Inc. and Daniels Norelli to Discontinue the Case

    A bank-account seizure would cripple anybody. Most consumers live out of their personal checking account. A debt-collection lawyer in possession of a judgment against you can easily find where you ...

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  • Colorado Capital Investments Inc. Sinks for Failure to Prove Ownership of Debt
    Colorado Capital Investments Inc. Sinks for Failure to Prove Ownership of Debt

    As where many debt buyers fall short in credit card litigation, here [1], Colorado Capital Investments failed to prove to a New York Civil Court that the defendant's "particular account" had been ...

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