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Stacy Rodriguez, principal in Much’s Tech Innovation, Data &amp; Financial Regulation group, was featured in the May 26 edition of “Compliance Digest,” a newsletter published by <em>AccountsRecovery.net</em>. In her section of the piece, Rodriguez weighed in on a lawsuit that was recently dismissed by an Alabama judge involving the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

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Rodriguez noted the decision highlights the importance of debt buyers and collection agencies carefully reviewing arbitration clauses before purchasing portfolios or initiating collection actions.

Stacy Rodriguez Comments on Recently Dismissed FDCPA Lawsuit