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  • Navient Agrees to Discharge $1.7 Billion of Private Student Loans
    Navient Agrees to Discharge $1.7 Billion of Private Student Loans

    Navient will cancel over $1.7 private student loans given to students to attend for-profit institutions such as ITT Technical Institutes. Navient will also pay $95 million in restitution payments to ...

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  • Cavalry Spv with Girvin & Ferlazzo and Mandarich Law
    Cavalry Spv with Girvin & Ferlazzo and Mandarich Law

    Cavalry SPV is a common debt-buyer creditor that we see in consumer debt collection matters in both New York and New Jersey. Cavalry buys debt from original creditors like Citibank or from other Debt ...

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  • New York Changes Statute of Limitations to 3 Years for Consumer Debt/Collection Cases
    New York Changes Statute of Limitations to 3 Years for Consumer Debt/Collection Cases

    New York State recently passed the Consumer Credit Fairness Act which primarily changes the statute of limitations (SOL) from 6 years to 3 years for all collection lawsuits. Ultimately this will put ...

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  • Debt Collectors Can Now Message You on Social Media
    Debt Collectors Can Now Message You on Social Media

    Earlier in the year, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau created new Debt Collection Rule that, essentially, allows debt collectors to message you via your social media accounts, and it went into ...

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  • MIDLAND CREDIT MANAGEMENT WITH SELIP AND STYLIANOU
    MIDLAND CREDIT MANAGEMENT WITH SELIP AND STYLIANOU

    Midland Credit Management, also frequently seen as Midland Funding, is one of the largest debt-buyer creditors in the country and an extremely frequent creditor when it comes to consumer debt ...

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  • PORTNOY SCHNECK & CAVALRY PORTFOLIO SPV
    PORTNOY SCHNECK & CAVALRY PORTFOLIO SPV

    Portnoy Schneck, formerly known as Shachter Portnoy, is a common debt collection law firm that we see representing creditors in both New York and New Jersey. Most often we see Portnoy Schneck ...

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