From the EEOC website: You can file your charge with either the EEOC or with a Fair Employment Practices Agency. When an individual initially...

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Is it illegal for a 3rd party collection agency to call and threaten me by saying the will have me put in jail or sued

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Is it improper to attempt to collect on chapter 11 asset that is being concealed? Unscheduled creditor, claim not fully accrued.

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