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Shouted by CAIPNJ at 12/11/2009 03:17:00 PM
*DADDYS LITTLE GIRL AINT A GIRL NO MORE!
SJ Mills
CAIPNJ.ORG
12/9/09 **REPOST**
An employee, (pictured to the left from her FaceBook page) of the New Jersey Collection Agency known as Pressler & Pressler of Parsippany was recently stopped and charged with "driving while intoxicated, reckless driving, failure to keep right and possession of CDS in a motor vehicle" in the Township of Washington, New Jersey.
In the article from the Daily Record HERE, "Police were conducting field sobriety tests on Erin Regit of Randolph, who was pulled over on Route 46 for a motor vehicle violation around 1:20 a.m. Friday, when they noticed passenger, Brian Hamilton of Hackettstown, smoking marijuana as a way to destroy it, police said."

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SJ Mills
CAIPNJ.ORG
7/11/08 **REPOST**
In the recent CAIPNJ Article HERE, we showed you how the Middlesex County (UN)Civil Court have been handing out Judgments against New Jersey Consumers to companies who are in violation of N.J.S.A. 45:18-1. This disgusting practice is STILL going on; as you can see in the document HERE from the Middlesex, New Jersey (UN)Civil Court from July 7, 2008.
The Unbonded Debt Collection Companies of Midland Funding LLC, RJM Acquisitions, Laridian Consulting and Pressler & Pressler LLP, with their Co-Conspirator (and son of Stephen "Mummy" Mccabe) Brian McCabe, all had hearings in front of the Middlesex, New Jersey (UN)Civil Court; although they are not licensed to do so; and are performing Criminal Acts against the peace and dignity of the State of New Jersey and it's Citizens by doing so!
N.J.S.A. 45:18-1 states that;
"Anyone who is operating a collection agency or is in the business of collecting or receiving payment for others of any account, bill, or other indebtedness must annually file a Collection Agency Bond Application. The application will attest that a $5,000 bond has been filed with the State of New Jersey as required by statute."
Attorney/Law Firm Liability
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act SPECIFICALLY mentions that attorneys or any third parties ARE considered a Debt Collector pursuant to;
§ 803. Definitions
(6) The term “debt collector” means any person who uses any instrumentality of interstate commerce or the mails in any business the principal purpose of which is the collection of any debts, or who regularly collects or attempts to collect, directly or indirectly, debts owed or due or asserted to be owed or due another.
There are a few cases as well in where these Attorneys, acting as Debt Collectors ARE IN FACT deemed to fall under the rules and penalties of the FDCPA, and therefore MUST adhere to the Statutes set forth in the New Jersey Collection Agency Statute of N.J.S.A. 45-18.
The CAIPNJ Articles HERE and HERE, which explain recent Ninth Circuit decisions affirming this fact are PROOF POSITIVE that these so called, "Attorneys" who, in the course of normal business are acting as "Debt Collectors", (which you can see this verification on the bottom of the document HERE from the Parsippany, New Jersey Collection Agency/Law Firm of Pressler & Pressler) do fall under the N.J.S.A. 45-18 Statute; there is no argument.
Shouted by CAIPNJ at 12/09/2009 12:42:00 AM
11/30/09
You see, this is the difference between New York and New Jersey Civil Judges; (quite frankly it seems like the other 49 States care about their Consumers more than New Jersey does) as the abusive Debt Collectors Pressler & Pressler get caught doing what they do best.)
No doubt hoping for a Default Judgment, T. Andy Lang the New York Collections Lawyer for Sheldon Pressler's Pressler & Pressler didn't expect the Consumer to show up in Court; but when he did things took a bad turn for Pressler & Pressler; (who incidentally are one of the Collection Agencies currently being sued by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.
From the November 27, 2009 New York Times article HERE;
"After trying to settle the case in the hallway — the 11th floor of 141 Livingston Street is an open bazaar of haggling — the collections lawyer realized he had the wrong man. He got Mr. Hoyte to sign an agreement that would end the case against him, but not against the Mark Hoyte who actually owed the $919.
In front of the judge, the lawyer, T. Andy Wang, announced that the parties had reached a stipulation dismissing this Mr. Hoyte from the suit.
Not so fast, said the judge, Noach Dear.
“Why didn’t you check these things out before you take out a summons and a complaint?” Judge Dear asked. “Why don’t you check out who you’re going after?”
Mr. Wang said that Pressler & Pressler used an online database called AnyWho to hunt for debtors.
“So you just shoot in the dark against names; if there’s 16 Mark Hoytes, you go after without exactly knowing who, what, when and where?” Judge Dear asked.
Mr. Wang replied, “That’s why the plaintiff is making an application to discontinue.”
The judge turned to Mr. Hoyte, who works as a building superintendent, and asked him how much a day of lost pay would cost. Mr. Hoyte said $115.
“Do you think that’s fair?” Judge Dear asked Mr. Wang. “That he should lose a day’s pay?”
“My personal opinion,” Mr. Wang said, “would not be relevant to the application being sought.”
The judge said he was prepared to dismiss the case and wanted Mr. Hoyte compensated for lost wages.
“Your honor,” Mr. Wang said, “I’m personally not willing to compensate him.”
No, the judge said; he meant that the law firm, Pressler & Pressler — one of the biggest in the collection industry — should pay the $115. He would hold a sanctions hearing, a formal process of penalizing the law firm for suing the wrong man."
Shouted by CAIPNJ at 11/30/2009 02:30:00 PM
11/28/09
Here Is Some News From Around The US Concerning The Abusive Industry That Is The Debt Collector Industry...
Settlements top $1 million in debt-collection lawsuit
Debt-collection abuses rising, Americans claim Suits favor collectors
State to crack down on rogue debt collectors
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