Raul Avila, on Behalf of Himself and All Others Similarly Situated v. Albert G. Rubin and Van Ru Credit Corporation

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• concluding that by following a validation notice with a statement that “if the above does not apply[,]” then the recipient has ten days to pay, eviscerates the validation notice
• holding that letter containing contradictory language was confusing as a matter of law without evidence of actual consumer confusion
• concluding that by following a validation notice with a statement that “if the above does not apply[,]” then the recipient has ten days to pay, eviscerates the validation notice
• noting that a letter from an attorney with the \attorney's signature implies the attorney has formed a professional judgment about the debtor's case\
• holding as a matter of law that a collection letter violated the FDCPA despite lack of evidence of actual consumer confusion
• holding “attorney’s signature implies the attorney has formed a professional judgment about the debtor’s case”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).