Mann Bracken’s Cases Dismissed, But Consumers Should Remain Vigilant

January 16, 2010

Debt collection law firm Mann Bracken’s pending lawsuits are being dismissed without prejudice in Maryland courts.

The article at this link discusses statute of limitations, settlement, and garnishment issues for pending cases and cases that have already reached judgment.

If your case is supposed to be dismissed, be sure to follow up and ensure that it is actually dismissed. There is going to be a lot of confusion in the court system as a result of the mass dismissals. Stay on top of your case and verify that it has in fact been dismissed.

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