· 10/1/2019
Lee, R. v. PBPP
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- filing a lawsuit to collect debts that are outside the applicable statute of limitations violates the FDCPA
- “When Oregon courts interpret statutes, they apply a newly announced interpretation of a statute retrospectively to the dispute that prompted it.”
- “The FDCPA makes debt 26 collectors strictly liable for misleading and unfair debt collection practices.”
- “The FDCPA makes debt 24 collectors strictly liable for misleading and unfair debt collection practices.”
- “When Oregon courts interpret statutes, they apply a newly announced interpretation of a statute retrospectively to the dispute that prompted it.”
- “FDCPA makes 24 debt collectors strictly liable for misleading and unfair debt collection practices.”
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