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Palisades Collection Company sues a man and loses lawsuit on Appeal!
An appeals court in New Jersey has overturned a $17,500 judgment against a debtor because the collection law firm that originally won the case admitted a page from the Web site Wikipedia into evidence.
A panel of appellate judges in the Superior Court of New Jersey – Appellate Division said in their opinion dated April 17 that Wikipedia is a “malleable source of information” and that it is “inherently unreliable.”
The case involved a debt collection action brought on behalf of debt purchaser Palisades Collection, LLC against Steven Graubard. Palisades’ legal representation claimed that Graubard owed $30,500 on a credit card account he opened in 1999 with Chevy Chase Bank. After a series of bank mergers, the account ended up with JP Morgan, who sold it to Palisades.
Jeff Suher, Pittsburgh Consumer Attorney who specializes in the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act.
Jeff sues abusive debt collectors and helps consumers that have incorrect information on their credit reports.
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