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2 opinions for “Pittman v. Santander Consumer USA, Inc.”
Garry Curtis v. Propel Property Tax Fundingpublic domain
DUNCAN, Circuit Judge: Appellants Propel Property Tax Funding, LLC and Propel Financial Services, LLC (collectively "Propel") entered into a Tax Payment Agreement (a "TPA") with Appellee Garry Curtis pursuant to Virginia Code section 58.1-3018. Curtis sued Propel on behalf of himself and other similarly situated individuals, alleging violations of the Truth in Lending Act (the "TILA"),
James Hayes v. Delbert Services Corporationpublic domain
WILKINSON, Circuit Judge: James Hayes, the lead plaintiff-appellant in this case, received a payday loan from a lender called Western Sky Financial, LLC. Defendant-appellee Delbert Services Corporation later became the servicing agent for Hayes’s loan. Because Delbert’s debt collection practices allegedly violated federal law, Hayes initiated a putative class action against Delber