Putative class-action suits accuse two New Jersey collection firms — Pressler & Pressler of Parsippany and Lenox Socey of Trenton — of systematic abuses in trying to squeeze money from debtors.
September 02, 2010 at 06:04 PM
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Two recently filed putative class-action suits accuse New Jersey collection firms of systematic abuses in trying to squeeze money from debtors.
Pressler & Pressler in Parsippany, the state’s preeminent collection powerhouse, has been sued over its alleged practice of going after joint bank accounts that contain non-debtor money.
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