Pepper Hamilton partner M. Kelly Tillery's use of his firm's letterhead for collection letters did not make him or the firm a debt collector under federal law, a federal judge ruled.
April 25, 2017 at 04:12 PM
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A federal judge this week dismissed a lawsuit accusing Pepper Hamilton and one of its partners of unfair debt collection practices.
Pepper Hamilton partner M. Kelly Tillery’s use of his firm’s letterhead for collection letters did not make him or the firm a debt collector under federal law, U.S. District Senior Judge Jan E. DuBois of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania ruled in a decision filed Monday and made publicly available Tuesday.
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