Quick Tip When Suing Debt Collector / Buyer Portfolio Recovery Associates

Portfolio Recovery Associates wanted to defend against my case against them in a Star Chamber. Judge Lee P. Rudofsky agreed.
Now I am preparing to ask the Court of Appeals to unseal many documents.
The main excuse used by PRA to keep its records confidential is that if competitors see their totally bitchin forms, the competitors will copy those forms, and PRA will lose its competitive advantage.
Don’t let them get away with it on your case. Show that the forms are already available on the internet. If your judge is not just a puppet for the money elite, like Judge Rudofsky, your judge should allow the public to see your account notes and the purported, self-generated PRA phone log.
Here are documents I filed to prove that the business record forms were already available online and the real reason PRA wants to file under seal is to cover up their bad conduct and lies.
On my case, the number of phone calls on the log is different from the number of phone calls in the notes. But without seeing both, the public will have to decide whose word is better, the debt collector’s or mine. Judge Rudofsky’s corrupt agreement with PRA might sway the public the wrong way.