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Current Cases: Debt Collection Harassment

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Have you received a collection notice with the debt visible on the outside of the envelope?

If you received mail from a hospital, doctor, healthcare provider, debt collector, or anyone else, and the envelope itself revealed that you owe a debt or missed a payment, your legal rights may have been violated.

This practice is unlawful—and you may be entitled to seek compensation.

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A Personal Message from Attorney Michael S. Greene

Listen up. This is important.

If you or someone you know has received in the mail a bill, collection notice, or notice of missed payment from any hospital or debt collector in Maryland, where the outside of the envelope revealed words such as “Notice of Missed Payment” or any other indication of a debt, your rights may have been violated.

If this devious tactic made you feel upset, angry, or embarrassed—even if only your mail carrier could see it—the hospital and/or debt collector may be legally responsible.

And you may be entitled to payment for the harm caused.

How to Protect Your Rights

1. Save the envelope and the notice inside.
2. Keep the entire envelope—front and back—along with the enclosed letter.
3. (See sample envelope below.)

(Sample envelope & notice below, put next to this paragraph above if possible)

1. Call Attorney Michael S. Greene for a free, confidential consultation.
2. Get legal advice on whether you have a valid claim.

Why This Matters

• Debt collection harassment and unlawful mail practices invade your privacy.
• They can cause embarrassment, stress, and emotional harm.
• The law protects you—and violations may entitle you to compensation (money damages).

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We represent plaintiffs on a contingency basis. That means you pay nothing up front. If we recover money for you, our fee is a portion of that recovery. If we don’t win, you owe nothing.

Take Action Today

Don’t throw away that envelope—it may be key evidence.

• Save the envelope and letter.
• Call Attorney Michael S. Greene for a free case evaluation.
• Protect your rights and explore whether you may be entitled to compensation.

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