Patricia White, on Her Behalf and on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated v. Jerome Goodman

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• concluding that the corporate form protects shareholders from personal liability and that, in naming them, plaintiffs “should have been sanctioned for what amounts to malicious prosecution”
• holding that suing the shareholder of a debt collector was “frivolous and the plaintiffs, represented by an experienced practitioner in consumer finance litigation, should have been sanctioned for what amounts to malicious prosecution”
• concluding that joinder of a company that stuffed and mailed envelopes was frivolous
• noting that if a “third party is participating in the debt collection, . . . there is no deception”
• noting that if a “third party is participating in the debt collection, ... there is no deception”
• holding that “[s]ince the [FDCPA] does not require that a copy or summary of it be furnished with every (or any) dunning letter,” it is not misleading for debt collectors to inform consumers of their rights under Colorado law

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