Julie Anne Howe

April 18, 2019 | New York Law Journal

'Obduskey' Deprives Consumers of Protection, Creates an Uneven Application of Federal Law

Although Justice Breyer's conclusion is based on a straight forward textual analysis, it is overly academic, detached from the realities of debt collection, and misses the obvious intent of this important consumer protection law.

By Winston Berkman-Breen and Julie Anne Howe

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