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05-07-2007, 10:31 AM

hannah

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If you are in Texas and have a JDB's attorney sue you without documentation of the alleged debt, this case should interest you greatly...see attached news article from Texas Lawyer.

The case isn't up yet on Lexis but when it is I will post it.

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Texas Supreme Court Opinion Clarifies S...pdf (119.3 KB, 90 views)

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05-07-2007, 02:15 PM

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Here's the case...

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Robert Low and Stephen Smith v. Thomas J. Henry.pdf (91.4 KB, 37 views)

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