The statute of limitations can be considered an expiration date of sorts regarding a legal claim. Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act(“FDCPA”) a consumer has up to a year to bring a lawsuit for the unlawful conduct of a debt collector. Some events can extend the statute of limitations…
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