Ashley R. Newman

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"I am well-versed in the intricate landscape of state and federal regulations governing consumer interactions and debt recovery. I protect my clients' interests and anticipate risks to minimize their exposure to liability."

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Ashley R. Newman

Partner

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908-374-0689

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About Ashley

With a decade of dedicated practice, Ashley focuses on consumer finance litigation, representing banks, mortgage servicers, and financial institutions. She provides comprehensive advice on mortgage servicing-related litigation and consumer protection-related statutes and represents businesses in breach of contract cases.

Ashley’s background in commercial litigation and risk management shapes her approach to consumer financial services, providing clients with a comprehensive perspective.

Ashley helps companies in navigating compliance with the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), Truth in Lending Act (TILA), and consumer fraud claims. With extensive litigation experience, she ensures clients are well-informed informed throughout the process.

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Experience

Granted motion for summary judgment and denied the consumers' motion to dismiss in claims associated with credit card accounts sold to a debt collector.
Represented mortgage servicer in federal class action pertaining to alleged Fair Debt Collection Practices Act violation for pursuing time barred debt.
Represented mortgage servicer in a federal action seeking damages for alleged Fair Credit Reporting Act violations.
Represented financing company that provides indirect automobile financing to individuals in connection with a federal class action pertaining to storage fees charged for personal property found in repossessed vehicles.
Successfully obtained a denial of the defendant’s summary judgment motion, preventing the foreclosed trust’s debt from being declared time-barred under new legislation that retroactively shortened the statute of limitations.

Recognition

The Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch™, Commercial Litigation, 2026; and Financial Services Regulation Law, 2026
New York Metro Super Lawyers, Rising Star, 2014 – 2019, 2021 – 2024; Top Women Attorneys, 2024

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