in Newswire Published on October 27, 2018

New York Consumer Claims Tri-State Adjustments Failed to Identify Creditor in Letter

Last Updated on November 14, 2018

Wright v. Tri-State Adjustments, Inc.

Filed: October 27, 2018 ◆§ 2:18cv6018

A lawsuit alleges Tri-State Adjustments sent a collection letter to a consumer that failed to identify the creditor to whom the alleged debt was owed.

Defendant(s)

Tri-State Adjustments Inc.

Law(s)

Fair Debt Collection Practices Act New York General Business Law

State(s)

New York

A proposed class action out of New York federal court alleges Tri-State Adjustments, Inc. sent a collection letter to a consumer that failed to identify the creditor to whom the alleged debt was owed.

The plaintiff claims he received a November 2017 notice from the defendant that indicated a “client” called Ginny’s. The suit says the word “creditor” did not appear anywhere in the letter, which left the plaintiff “confused and perplexed” as to whom the obligation was owed.

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