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Experian Accuses Firms Of Fake Mortgage Denial Scheme - Vimarsana News

Experian Accuses Firms Of Fake Mortgage Denial Scheme

Credit reporting law firm Stein Saks PLLC headed up a nationwide scheme to "extort" Experian into settling "sham" lawsuits by consumers through creating fake credit denial letters in order to inflate damages and bolster their consumers' suits, according to a federal lawsuit filed by the credit reporting agency.

Source: law360.com
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Website Accessibility Lawsuits Rising Exponentially In 2023 According To Latest Data - Vimarsana News

Website Accessibility Lawsuits Rising Exponentially In 2023 According To Latest Data

A mid-year report from digital accessibility consultancy UsableNET has found that ADA lawsuits against allegedly non-compliant inaccessible websites that exclude people with disabilities have risen markedly this year.

Source: forbes.com
Debt collector's settlement proposal didn't violate FDCPA | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - Vimarsana News

Debt collector's settlement proposal didn't violate FDCPA | Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly

Judge Judith Dein A U.S. magistrate judge has found that a collection agency did not violate the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by sending a letter to a debtor proposing to settle her debt for a portion of the stated balance while not specifying whether interest was accruing on the debt. Defendant Sequium Asset

ADA Class Action Complaint Claims Books Inc.'s Website Fails to Accommodate the Visually Impaired - Vimarsana News

ADA Class Action Complaint Claims Books Inc.'s Website Fails to Accommodate the Visually Impaired

A lawsuit filed on Wednesday in the Southern District of New York asserted that Books Inc. has failed to design, build, and maintain its website,