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How to Sue a Debt Collector for False Lawsuits

Name: How to Sue a Debt Collector for False Lawsuits
Uploaded: 2025-11-07T15:27:38-05:00
Channel: Brian Parker
Description: AMEX sued and lost. Learn how real legal tactics exposed weak evidence and flipped the case—tools you can use in your own defense.

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How to Sue a Debt Collector for False Lawsuits

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This comprehensive legal guide demonstrates how to turn the tables on debt collectors who file false or improper lawsuits by suing them in federal court under multiple statutes. Attorney Brian Parker breaks down a detailed case study involving Crown Asset Management, showing how collectors violated the FDCPA by improperly disclosing debt information on court summons, violated the FCRA by accessing credit reports without proper ownership documentation, and violated state consumer protection laws through deceptive collection practices.

The video provides a complete roadmap for identifying violations, documenting evidence, and structuring a federal lawsuit against collectors. Key strategies include exploiting chain of title defects, challenging improper summons disclosures to process servers, and leveraging credit reporting violations when collectors lack standing. Parker demonstrates how to combine FDCPA violations (up to $1,000 statutory damages), state consumer protection act claims (unlimited damages), and FCRA violations (actual damages for credit harm) into a powerful multi-claim federal lawsuit that can result in significant monetary recovery while stopping abusive collection practices.

Documents included with this video:

Federal Court Debt Defense Exhibit List
Complete exhibit organization template for federal debt collection defense cases showing how to structure evidence against debt collectors in FDCPA violation lawsuits.
Jones v Crown Asset Federal Complaint
Federal complaint showing how to sue debt collectors under FDCPA, FCRA, and FCCPA simultaneously for chain of title defects and credit violations.
Jones v Crown Asset Management Complaint
Real federal court case showing exactly how to sue debt collectors for FDCPA, FCCPA, and FCRA violations. Complete lawsuit template with actual court documents.

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Brian Parker

Hi, I am Brian Parker. My collection solutions leverage more than 30 years of rigorous legal battles and lawsuits against creditors and financial bad guys across various state and federal jurisdictions (I have seen it all). From insightful video tutorials and comprehensive course materials to a wealth of customizable legal documents, we equip you with battle-tested strategies to fortify your collection self-defense. Each video distills decades of legal wisdom and content into digestible, 10-30 minute segments, backed by a trove of research and practical tools (behind the curtain people rarely see), promising unmatched value for your membership investment.