- My story about Diana Mey of Wheeling, West Virginia and her battle to collect a $10-million judgment against some abusive debt collectors continues to alternately delight and dismay readers. (ABC News)
- Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel wants his Democratic colleague Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson to lay off hospital debt-collector Accretive Health, which is based in the Windy City. (Huffington Post)
- Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, never one to avoid the fray or back off from a fight, has waded into a battle between a hometown company and the Minnesota Attorney General's probe of the firm's medical debt collection practices. (Forbes)
- In its first five months of implementation, Access Receivables Nice People Collect More debt recovery strategy yielded a 40% increase over average collections previously established. (YAHOO!)
- Turns out nice guys may not always finish last. Access Receivables, a Baltimore-based debt collection agency, is finding success using a novel approach to its business: Just being nice. (Huffington Post)
- The company also last week filed a motion to dismiss the suit, which alleges the company violated patient-privacy and debt collection laws when a laptop containing private data on 23,500 patients was stolen from an employees car. (Chicago Tribune)
- Anyone who thinks they got away with blowing off a citation written in Fulton County -- even a decade ago -- should think again. (Atlanta Journal Constitution)
- The Governments crackdown on GST will continue for another two years after the Government said it will provide an additional $195 million to the Australian Taxation Office to extend its GST compliance program. (smartcompany.com.au)
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Debt collection
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