Randolph v. Lynch

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the claim survives Defendants’ motion to dismiss, but ultimately fails on Defendants’ motion for summary judgment
• analyzing RCW 19.16.110 claim first and then turning to RCW 19.16.260 claim
• analyzing RCW 19. 16.110 claim first and then turning to RCW 19.16.260 claim
• “The [CAA] does not exempt attorneys attempting to collect a debt owed to a third party . . . .”
• “By using the singular when referring to ‘initial communication,’ Congress contemplated only one initial communication with a debtor on a given debt.”

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