Stanley L. Crawford v. LVNV Funding, LLC

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• stating that “[f]iling a proof of claim is the first step in -4- collecting a debt in bankruptcy and is, at the very least, an ‘indirect’ means of collecting a debt.”
• “[Fjiling objections to time-barred claims consumes energy and resources m a debtor s bankruptcy case, just as filing a limitations defense does in state court.”
• “Filing a proof of claim is the first step in collecting a debt in bankruptcy and is, at the very least, an ‘indirect’ means of collecting a debt.”
• the automatic stay “does not prohibit the filing of a proof of claim to collect a debt within the bankruptcy process”
• “A deluge has swept through U.S. bankruptcy courts of late. Consumer debt buyers . . . are filing proofs of claim on debts deemed unenforceable under state statutes of limitations.”
• “The Court also declines to weigh in on a topic the district court artfully dodged: Whether the Code “preempts” the FDCPA when creditors misbehave in bankruptcy ... ”

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