Sentence examples for collection litigation from inspiring English sources

If GSA believes suspension or termination of any debt in excess of $100,000 may be appropriate, the Agency will refer the debt to the Civil Division or other appropriate litigating division in DOJ, using the Claims Collection Litigation Report.

If an offer to compromise any debt in excess of $100,000 is acceptable to the Agency, GSA will refer the debt to the Civil Division or other appropriate litigating division in the Department of Justice using a Claims Collection Litigation Report.

§ 1015.503 Claims Collection Litigation Report.

Peter Barry, a Minneapolis trial lawyer, is so bullish on the future of debt collection litigation that he holds several "boot camps" each year to share his secrets with other lawyers who want in on the action.

Debts for which the principal amount is $1,000,000, or less, or such other amount as the Attorney General may direct, exclusive of interest or penalties, will be referred to DOJ's Nationwide Central Intake Facility as required by the Claims Collection Litigation Report instructions.

Months later, in August 2011, Ms. Davis's firm was among six the N.T.T.A. hired to handle the agency's collections litigation.

In the filing, the bank also acknowledged the pending cases related to identity theft and that the regulators had decided to penalize the bank over its "operational processes and control functions related to collections litigation practices".

The OCC also leveled a cease-and-desist order regarding JPMorgan's collections litigation operation but had yet to determine how much customers should be compensated.

In fact, 8,287 federal lawsuits were filed citing violations of the act in 2009, a 60 percent rise over the previous year, according to WebRecon, a site that tracks collection-related litigation and the most litigious consumers and lawyers on behalf of debt collectors.

The "Fred T. Korematsu vs. U.S. Coram Nobis Litigation Collection" — 36 boxes of legal research, pleadings, memoranda, internal correspondence and personal litigation papers — is now housed at UCLA's Asian American Studies Center and the Young Research Library's Department of Special Collections.

Included in the collection are administrative records, litigation files, and special program and subject files.