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Edwards v. Niagara Cred. Solutions, Inc., No. 08-17006
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In a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) action alleging that defendant debt collector's voicemail to plaintiff violated the FDCPA's provision requiring meaningful disclosure of the caller's identity, summary judgment for plaintiff is affirmed where defendant deliberately decided not to disclose in the messages it left that the caller was a debt collector.
Read Edwards v. Niagara Cred. Solutions, Inc., No. 08-17006
Appellate Information
Filed October 14, 2009
Judges
Opinion by Judge Carnes
