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David Schultz to Discuss What 2022 Holds for Collection Litigation in AccountsRecovery.net Webinar

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Dec 21, 2021

Chicago-based partner David Schultz will co-present “What 2022 Holds for Collection Litigation" in an December 21, 2021 webinar organized by AccountsRecovery.net. The panel will share their perspectives on trends and topics likely to be at the forefront of collection litigation in 2022.

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