Bailey & Glasser LLP Announces Class Action Suit Against State Farm and Seattle Service Bureau for Deceptive "Amount Due" Collection Letters
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Bailey & Glasser LLP has filed a class action lawsuit against State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and Seattle Service Bureau d/b/a National Service Bureau, Inc. for consumer protection violations associated with requests of bogus "AMOUNTS DUE" on collection letters seeking to collect unliquidated debts on behalf of State Farm. The case is currently pending in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington. For updated information about Bailey & Glasser LLP and this lawsuit, visit www.baileyandglasser.com.
The class action lawsuit contends that misleading payment demand letters violate consumer protection laws because the amount is not liquidated, has not been adjudicated or otherwise reduced to a judgment by any court of law. The lawsuit also contends that the attempt to collect a debt that is not yet due violates consumers' rights and constitutes a deceptive and unlawful business practice. Unfortunately, many consumers simply pay the mischaracterized "amounts due" without regard to whether any money is really owed.
The law firm of Bailey & Glasser LLP seeks to protect your rights, especially if you were duped into submitting payment on a misleading payment demand letter. If you have received a collections letter from National Service Bureau, Seattle Service Bureau, or State Farm claiming that you owe an "AMOUNT DUE" please visit our website at www.baileyandglasser.com. Bailey & Glasser LLP continues to investigate these collection practices and our attorneys are available to discuss this matter with you in a free, no-obligation consultation.
Founded by Ben Bailey and Brian Glasser in 1999 in Charleston, West Virginia, Bailey & Glasser LLP has grown to include nearly 50 lawyers, with offices in seven states and the District of Columbia. The firm's complex litigation practice focuses on high-stakes commercial litigation; class actions for consumers, insureds, investors, and retirement plan participants; catastrophic injury and defective product cases; antitrust; and whistleblower lawsuits. The firm has extensive experience in energy law, and litigates energy cases in trial courts, bankruptcy courts, regulatory agencies, and appellate courts. It has a major corporate practice, and handles business matters ranging from assisting Chinese investors in acquiring US assets, to IPOs, to the negotiation and execution of billions of dollars in commercial transactions.
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James Kauffman
(202) 463-2101
Bailey & Glasser LLP
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