Law Practice
Aug. 28, 2009
Dispute With Debt Collection Firm Leads to Claim of Forged Lawsuit
A civil bench trial is slated to begin in Pasadena today to settle a dispute between a Temple City woman who owed $25,000 on a credit card and a collection firm that she alleges forged a legal complaint to collect on her debt.
Daily Journal Staff Writer A civil bench trial is slated to begin in Pasadena today to settle a dispute between a Temple City woman who owed $25,000 on a credit card and a collection firm that she alleges forged a legal complaint to collect on her debt. Ron Hacker, former vice president and an agent at L&J Assets, allegedly dummied up an attorney's letterhead, forged his signature and filed a collections lawsuit against Temple Cit...
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