Daily Digest - May 8, 2025

🎂🎉 Happy Birthday to: Stephan Lake Nadasan of Complete Recovery, Steven Barenbrugge of Pipeline Debt Acquisitions, Melissa Meyers of Harris & Harris, and Nicholas Wheeler of Remitter.

🥳 🙌 Congratulations to Kenneth Aldrich, who was promoted to Director of Learning & Development at Harris & Harris.

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Getting to Know Jason Roozee of Rozlin Financial Group

• Jason Roozee is a tinkerer who is never satisfied with the status quo. A CEO who loves to code, he is always looking to find efficiencies and make a process better. And in an industry as complex and challenging as credit and collections, Jason thrives on his organization and commitment to doing the right thing. Read on to learn more about Jason, his love of food, and the advice that has helped him most in his personal and professional life.

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• This series is sponsored by TEC Services Group

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S.C. Supreme Court Drops Review of Right-to-Cure Lawsuit

• The South Carolina Supreme Court has changed its mind and will not issue a ruling in a case over whether a debt collector is required to send a right-to-cure notice to a consumer under state law before filing a lawsuit to collect on an unpaid debt.

• More details here.

Bipartisan Medical Debt Collection, Credit Reporting Bill Introduced in Ohio

• A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the Ohio legislature that would establish a series of consumer protections surrounding the collection of medical debt, including capping interest rates on medical debt, prohibiting credit reporting of medical debts, and protecting consumers from wage garnishments.

• More details here.

Appeals Court Affirms Ruling for Defendants in TCPA Case

• The Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has agreed with a lower court’s ruling that a group of lawyers and debt relief companies did not engage in “sham litigation” when they allegedly lured individuals into filing lawsuits against student loan giant Navient for violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

• More details here.

The Dialer Strategy Behind a 66% Collections Increase

• 66% might sound too good to be true, right? We thought the same thing at first—like, “These numbers must be off!” But after taking a deeper dive, the data spoke loud and clear.

• More details here.

WORTH NOTING: Some cheap and easy suggestions to help you stock your emergency go bag ... Researchers have developed a "body clock" to calculate your biological age ... Virginia has enacted a new law related to disclosing mandatory fees and surcharges in consumer transactions ... A look at just how much digital engagement we are doing on a daily basis ... Why you may want to add this food to your breakfast routine ... Don't freak out, but Netflix is overhauling its home screen for the first time in 12 years ... Two "easy" mindset shifts to help you boost your confidence ... Key takeaways from yesterday's decision by the Federal Reserve Board not to change its key interest rate.

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