Collections & Recovery

Doug Johnson

Doug Johnson

Editorial Project Manager at insideARM

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insideARM.com Staff

Biography

Doug is the Editorial Project Manager of The iA Institute, a digital media company and the most trusted provider of specialized information to the complex debt industry. He has previously served in a variety of roles within the media industry, most recently as News Manager for CBS Radio in Washington, D.C. He is a graduate of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville, and currently loves living in D.C.’s Brookland neighborhood. He also loves music, coffee, and cats (especiallyZeus and Penelope).

Posts Authored 62

Pennsylvania Judge Rules in Favor of Law Firm, Notes that Evidence Matters

Oregon Court Rules in Favor of Agency Over Collection Letter

Virginia Court Issues Nuanced Ruling in Case Involving Letters Referencing Wage Garnishment

District Court Says Plaintiff Has Standing in FDCPA Envelope Case, in Spite of Spokeo Argument

Court Rules in Favor of Plaintiff on Out of Stat Letter

FDCPA Case Law Review for December 2016

New York Court Rules in Favor of Passive Debt Buyer

Court Rejects Spokeo Argument - Declines to Dismiss FDCPA Envelope Case

U.S. District Court in Indiana Rules 1099(c) Disclosure by Collection Agency is Not Misleading

FDCPA Case Law Review for November 2016

Collection Agency Wins FDCPA Case Against Plaintiff Without an Account

Agency Seeking Attorney Fees in FDCPA Case Gets Mixed Result

CFPB Monthly Report Reveals 39% of Complaints Concern Debt Collection

New Audit Shows Where CFPB Civil Penalty Funds Are Going

AT&T Introduces Service Designed to Target and Block Calls

Illinois Federal Judge Rules Collection Agency is Liable for Law Firm's FDCPA Violation

Judge Grants Collection Agency's Motion For Summary Judgment in FDCPA Bona Fide Error Case

Judge Denies Prevailing Party's Motion For Attorneys' Fees in FDCPA Case

Congressman Jeb Hensarling, a Prominent CFPB Foe, Re-Elected as House Financial Services Chairman

Court Holds That Interest Reference in Dunning Letter is Not FDCPA Violation