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Consumer’s Claims Dismissed: Collection Lawsuit Not FDCPA Violation
Rossman Kirk secured a decisive victory for a debt collector in federal court, defeating FDCPA claims arising from the filing of a collection lawsuit. The court granted judgment on the pleadings and dismissed the complaint with prejudice, rejecting claims involving arbitration, debt validation, and the use of litigation as a collection strategy.

Benjamin J. Kirk
Sep 223 min read


Podcast Transcript: Strategies for Defeating Pro Se Litigants
In Episode 3 of The Debt Collector Podcast, attorneys John Rossman and Benjamin Kirk discuss practical strategies for responding to—and, when necessary, defeating—lawsuits brought by pro se litigants. Read the complete episode transcript.
Angeline Anderson
Sep 1415 min read


Court Rejects “Sham” Payment Plan Theory, Delivers Decisive Win for Debt Collectors
A recent Wisconsin Court decision reinforces that a hypothetical interpretation of a collection letter by a consumer attorney does not create an FDCPA violation. Further, a collection letter does not become deceptive simply because a consumer attorney can imagine a different way the collection process might unfold.

John K. Rossman
Sep 25 min read


Refusing to Take Denied for an Answer: Minnesota businesses overturn insurance coverage denials in court
Recent Minnesota court decisions show a growing willingness to overturn insurance coverage denials, reshaping how businesses and insurers approach disputed claims.
Angeline Anderson
Feb 37 min read
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