Dynamic Recovery Solutions, Jefferson Capital Systems Facing FDCPA Case in CT
Last Updated on May 8, 2018
Souza, Individually And on Behalf of All Others Similarly Situated v. Dynamic Recovery Solutions, Llc et al
Filed: January 22, 2018 ◆§ 3:18cv130
Dynamic Recovery Solutions and Jefferson Capital Systems face a consumer's questions over a collection notice that sought payment on a time-barred debt.
Connecticut
A lawsuit filed in Connecticut alleges Dynamic Recovery Solutions, LLC and Jefferson Capital Systems, LLC mailed a consumer a notice in which the debt collectors implied that they had chosen not to sue the plaintiff over an already time-barred debt. From the complaint:
“The letter implies Defendant Jefferson has chosen not to sue (‘will not sue you’), instead of the true fact that neither Defendant Jefferson nor any subsequent creditor/collector can file a lawsuit.”
The lawsuit argues Jefferson Capital Systems’ statement to the plaintiff regarding potential legal action to collect on her debt is materially deceptive in that since the debt is time-barred, the defendant cannot sue the plaintiff to collect. Moreover, the complaint says the defendants were mum in the notice on the fact that the statute of limitations on the plaintiff’s debt would recommence should she submit a payment.
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