The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) remains one of the most important consumer protection laws impacting debt collection activities. Enforcement actions, consumer complaints, litigation exposure, and reputational risk continue to rise for organizations involved in collecting consumer debt directly or through third parties.
This program provides a practical review of the FDCPA, including prohibited conduct, communication restrictions, validation notice requirements, harassment risks, litigation hot spots, and vendor oversight expectations.
Participants will also learn how the FDCPA interacts with modern collection channels such as email, text messaging, voicemail, and digital communications. The session focuses on helping organizations build compliant, operationally sound collection practices that reduce risk while maintaining professionalism and consumer trust.
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