A financial decision from a young Liepaja woman's so-called "fat years" has turned into a complicated lawsuit against one of the largest debt collection companies. At the center of the dispute is the question of whether a computer screenshot is sufficient evidence to force a debtor to open his wallet for a long-forgotten, unpaid loan.
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A financial decision from a young Liepaja woman's so-called "fat years" has turned into a complicated lawsuit against one of the largest debt collection companies. At the center of the dispute is the question of whether a computer screenshot is sufficient evidence to force a debtor to open his wallet for a long-forgotten, unpaid loan.