Attorney Wanted: Mega-Million Class Action Against Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC
The PRA Group subsidiary violated an administrative order, the FDCPA and the boundaries we as a society have deemed appropriate (Regulation F). I am suing them as an individual. But my guess is there is a great class action in here somewhere.
The CFPB hit PRA for another $25 Million in 2023, through a stipulated judgment, for conduct that mirrors my complaint exactly.
The meat of my case is under seal. I am free to discuss it with my attorney, though. Take it on contingency. Write the appellate reply brief that ensures a jury trial. Then keep running with the ball.
Reach me at bohemian_books@yahoo.com. Forward to your attorney friends. Thanks.
Is there any way to stop Portfolio Recovery Associates Illegal Debt Collection Practices? Not while foxes like Judge Rudofsky are guarding us chickens.
“PRA collected millions of dollars using illegal debt-collection practices…that have impacted at least hundreds of thousands of consumers.”
The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) can issue administrative orders and obtain judgments against the mega-debt buyer, using your tax dollars to do so; But Judge Lee P. Rudofsky doesn’t care. The Trump appointed judge does not find the orders, even issued by another Federal District Judge, to be binding precedence. Judge Rudofsky does not even find the findings in such orders to be evidence of a pattern and practice of conduct by the notorious debt collector.
Today’s FREE Docs of the Day are the orders filed in the case of [Alleged Debtor] v. Portfolio Recovery Associates, LLC, et al., and an appellate brief challenging the vast majority of Judge Rudofsky’s opinions.
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