FDCPA Case Percolates Toward the Eleventh Circuit, Setting up a Petition for Certiorari

March 23, 2016

FDCPA Case Percolates Toward the Eleventh Circuit, Setting up a Petition for Certiorari

$1,000 in damages justifies $36,000 in attorneys’ fees for violating the FDCPA.

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Case Details

Judge Name

William R. Sawyer

Case Citation

The Johnson case in the circuit court is Johnson v. Midland Funding LLC, 15-11240 (11th Cir.); Judge Sawyer’s opinion is Feggins v. LVNV Funding LLC (In re Feggins), 14-1049 (Bankr. M.D. Ala. March 17, 2016)

Case Name

In re Feggins

Case Type

Consumer

Court

11th Circuit

Alabama

Alabama Middle District

Bankruptcy Tags

Claims

Practice and Procedure

Consumer Bankruptcy

Consumer Debt