The FDCPA and Bankruptcy One Year After Midland v. Johnson, Part III Does the Bankruptcy Code Implicitly Repeal the FDCPA?

By Mark C. Leffler1
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Some people believe an unfortunate myth about consumers who file bankruptcy. They imagine that those future-debtors recklessly pile up . . .

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