Fair Debt Collection Case Study
ear Mr. and Mrs. Stenberg:
Thank you for contacting our office with respect to a potential claim under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act pertaining to your dealings with Cavalry SPV I, LLC.
We are pleased that you have asked us to represent you in this matter. After a review of the facts of your case known at this time, we are of the opinion that your claim has substantial merit and we are prepared to accept representation of your interests.
The scope of our representation would be preparing any legal pleadings necessary, litigating your case in Court, telephone consultations with you, negotiating with the debtor/collector and/or its attorneys, and otherwise prosecuting your consumer case. This representation does not necessarily include representing you in the defense of any underlying debt or obligation such as it is. If, as and when Credit Bureau of Lancaster County sues you on the debt, we will discuss at that time what representation, if any, you require from us. …show more content…
It is impossible at this time to predict the outcome of your case. However, from the information provided to us so far, it certainly appears that you have a strong case as you have been subjected to treatment which is unlawful. However, should discovery of facts during the course of the case impact our ability to prosecute your claim, we reserve the right to terminate our representation. Please be assured that we will do everything possible to protect your legal interests in this matter.
If you find the terms of this agreement acceptable, please sign in the space provided on the copy of this letter enclosed and return it to us. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call on me. In the event I am unavailable, you may always speak with my assistants, Joan Raughley or Nancy Flitter or my partner, Andrew
Thank you for contacting our office with respect to a potential claim under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act pertaining to your dealings with Cavalry SPV I, LLC.
We are pleased that you have asked us to represent you in this matter. After a review of the facts of your case known at this time, we are of the opinion that your claim has substantial merit and we are prepared to accept representation of your interests.
The scope of our representation would be preparing any legal pleadings necessary, litigating your case in Court, telephone consultations with you, negotiating with the debtor/collector and/or its attorneys, and otherwise prosecuting your consumer case. This representation does not necessarily include representing you in the defense of any underlying debt or obligation such as it is. If, as and when Credit Bureau of Lancaster County sues you on the debt, we will discuss at that time what representation, if any, you require from us. …show more content…
It is impossible at this time to predict the outcome of your case. However, from the information provided to us so far, it certainly appears that you have a strong case as you have been subjected to treatment which is unlawful. However, should discovery of facts during the course of the case impact our ability to prosecute your claim, we reserve the right to terminate our representation. Please be assured that we will do everything possible to protect your legal interests in this matter.
If you find the terms of this agreement acceptable, please sign in the space provided on the copy of this letter enclosed and return it to us. Should you have any questions, please feel free to call on me. In the event I am unavailable, you may always speak with my assistants, Joan Raughley or Nancy Flitter or my partner, Andrew