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Opinion
303 F. App'x 297 · Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit · Dec 15, 2008
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Anthony LEGION v. Kenneth T. MCKEE, Warden
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holding that “each failure to cease collection activity without having validated the debt . . . presents a discrete claim for violation of the FDCPA such that only those collection activities taken outside the limitations period would be time-barred”
rejecting argument that “all the FDCPA claims were time barred because the violations first occurred outside the limitations period.”
analogizing the statute of limitations analysis under the FDCPA with the comparable analysis under Title VII
accepting without deciding that reporting debt to a credit reporting agency constituted “collection activity”
endorsing the trial court’s decision to consider a “statute of limitations defense” as a “‘threshold’” question “to be decided before trial” on a Rule 50(a) motion after the court denied a summary judgment motion on the issue as untimely
endorsing the trial court’s decision to consider a “statute of limitations defense” as a “‘threshold’” question “to be decided before trial” on a Rule 50(a) motion after the court denied a summary judgment motion on the issue as untimely
