McCorriston v. L.W.T., Inc.

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• holding that allegation of a discrete violation of the FDCPA within the limitations period is actionable despite related collection efforts outside of one- year period.
• finding that an argument that the Delaware tolling statute stopped the Delaware statute of limitations from running, “although wrong ... was a good faith mistake”
• granting summary judgment for defendant where plaintiff had not established actual knowledge
• “Plaintiff has not established that Defendants had actual knowledge that [the creditor’s] claim was time-barred when they sent the [collection] letter.”
• “Constructive knowledge is not sufficient.”

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