Media Buzz

3rd Circuit: 2nd Collection Letter Within 30 Days of First Letter is "Overshadowing"- Marcus & Zelman Wins 3rd Circuit FDCPA Appeal. 

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September 7th, 2017

Marcus & Zelman LLC wins a summary judgment motion against a debt collector who violated the FDCPA.

December 21st, 2015

Law Firm Welcomes New Partner

July 20, 2023

ADDITIONAL FEATURES IN THE NEWS:

• http://www.njlawjournal.com/id=1202792611170/One-Call-Is-All-It-Takes-for-TCPA-Suit-Circuit-Says

• http://www.leagle.com/ – Marcus & Zelman, LLC wins a summary judgment motion against a debt collector who violated the FDCPA.

• http://www.allaccess.com/net-news/archive/story/142152/iheartmedia-sued-over-text-message-ads – Article about a class action lawsuit we filed against iHeart Media alleging they violated the TCPA for sending out spam texts.

• http://dev.webrecon.com/debt-collection-litigation-cfpb-complaint-statistics-may-2015/ – Web Recon, LLC ranks the most active attorney’s in the consumer field in the country. In a recent ranking, Ari H. Marcus, Esq. of Marcus Zelman, LLC was ranked fourth highest most active attorney for the month of May and tenth highest for 2015.

• http://www.njlawjournal.com/id=1202715981660/Class-Action-Targets-Stark-amp-Starks – New Jersey Law Journal wrote about a class action lawsuit we filed against Stark & Stark for a consumer who alleged her rights were violated under the FDCPA.

• http://www.leagle.com/ – Leagle published a court’s order on a motion to dismiss we defeated against a collection agency we alleged that falsely represented the amount of the debt.

• http://www.newyorklawjournal.com/ – The New York Law Journal wrote an article about a motion we defeated against a collection agency who we alleged confused the recipient of his right to dispute the debt.

• http://www.law360.com/articles/640518/holiday-cruise-line-text-ads-draw-consumer-ire-in-tcpa-row – Article about a class action lawsuit we filed against a cruise line for sending out unsolicited spam text messages

• http://www.leagle.com/ – Our firm defeated a motion to dismiss against a debt collector who we alleged violated the FDCPA by revealing potentially private information on the envelope the collection letter was sent in.