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Denver-based debt collector to return $475K to Washington consumers
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SEATTLE (AP) â A Denver-based collection agency must return about $475,000 it collected improperly from up to 5,000 Washington consumers after state Attorney General Bob Ferguson prevailed in a lawsuit alleging unlawful debt-collection practices.
Collection agency to return $475K after suit alleged it unlawfully garnished wages in WA
News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. 3 hrs ago Alexis Krell, The News Tribune (Tacoma, Wash.)
Jun. 9 A collection agency accused of unlawfully garnishing wages will return $475,000 to Washingtonians, the state Attorney General s Office said Tuesday.
People affected won t have to contact the state to get that restitution. The Attorney General s Office will mail checks.
Money will be returned to up to 5,000 people, and hundreds of others will have $250,000 in fees forgiven. The number of people affected hasn t been finalized, the AG s Office said.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson sued the agency, Machol & Johannes, in King County Superior Court last year. The lawsuit alleged the company violated Washington s Consumer Protection Act and Collection Agency Act.