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What is a notice of settlement received from a law firm on behalf of a credit card company, state of CAI received a notice of settlement of entire case from a law firm that I agreed to make payments to for a credit card? I was late a few times. Does this mean I am being sued? I don't understand what I am supposed to do. Attorney answers (2)
I'm not sure what a "notice of settlement of entire case" is. If it's not a summons or complaint, you're probably not being sued. If it doesn't indicate that the matter is being referred to arbitration, it probably isn't such a referral. If it's an offer to settle the case for a lump sum less than what is due, that's what being offered.
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Answered over 2 years ago.
International Law Attorney in Washington, DC.
Sounds like either a scam or a debt collector dodge. If it is not in plain English call the credit card company and demand an explanation.
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