Consumer Protection - Identity Theft Debt
Authorizing a consumer to send certain notice relating to alleged identity theft debt to a creditor; requiring a creditor to conduct a certain investigation following receipt of notice and to provide certain notice or take certain actions under certain circumstances; authorizing a consumer to file a civil action under certain circumstances and authorizing a consumer to demand a jury trial; prohibiting collection of certain debt under certain circumstances; etc.
Debt collection
Consumer Protection
Damages
Notices
Theft
Identification
Evidence
Reports
Civil Actions
Court Costs
Attorneys' Fees
Investigations and Inquiries
Commercial Law - Consumer Protection
Civil Actions and Procedures
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