FDCPA Violations

Greg Artim and Clay Morrow

The following is a list of Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) violations that we have encountered. If you have been subject to any of the following, we can bring a claim against the debt collector for you.

This list is not meant to be exhaustive, that is, there are many other violations out there that simply haven't made it to this list. If you believe that a debt collectors actions have violated your rights under the FDCPA, please contact us immediately for a free case review.

Threat of wage garnishment
Attempting to collect more than is actually owed
Failing to send a 1692(g) notice
Calling third parties about your alleged debt
Calling you before 8 am or after 9 pm
Calling you repeatedly
Using abusive language or harassment
Threatening to press criminal charges or fraud charges
Suing on a debt that is beyond the Statute of Limitations
Failing to reveal their identity
Contacting you when you are represented by an attorney
Trying to collect on a debt that was already paid in full
Making false or misleading representations
Claim to be affiliated with a government agency
Claim to increase your credit score

If you think that your rights have been violated by a debt collector, simply call our office at 412-281-1250 or 1-888-536-6644 or send an email to Morrow & Artim

FDCPA Information

Most potential clients have questions about the process of bringing an FDCPA claim against a debt collector. We hope that the following answers many of those questions.