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You may be entitled to monetary compensation if your creditors have been abusive in their debt collection practices.

The law says that debt collectors must treat you with truth, fairness, dignity and respect. Creditors often violate these civil rights, and the attorneys at Potter Handy, LLP take a comprehensive and aggressive approach to holding them accountable. If a creditor violates your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) or other laws, you can be entitled to minimum penalties, actual damages, and even punitive damages.

Potter Handy, LLP attorneys will explore claims you may have against creditors now and how to identify and prove claims in the future.

Are you receiving calls on your cell phone or a phone that isn’t yours? You could be entitled to significant damages. Please fill out and submit the form below.

Are you receiving calls on your cell phone from creditors
or other businesses? Yes No

Type of Account:

Credit Card
Home Loan
Auto Loan
Personal Loan

Medical Bill
Other
If Other, please specify:

What is the name and phone number of the collector or business calling you on your cell?

Why are they calling you?

How often do you receive these calls? When did this start?

Did you give them permission to call you on your cell? Yes No

If so, did you tell them that you no longer want them to call you on your cell? Yes No

Are they calling you via a computer dialing your number? (Most calls from businesses
these days are dialed by an automated computer system. Indications of an automated
dialer are a pause before they are on the line after you pick up.) Yes No

Is there a message that is played on your phone rather than a live human on the line? Yes No

Have they called you at any phone that is not yours (work, relative, friends)? Yes No

Your Name (First, Middle, Last):

Your Cell Phone Number with Area Code:

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