Quick Answer: Mass joinder mailers labeled Form 52PLL-T are deceptive legal advertisements from companies like Precision Law Center that use threatening language about federal penalties to appear like official court documents. Recipients should report these misleading mailers to the California Bar Association, as they violate legal advertising regulations.
If you have received a solicitation by a law firm with a mailer that is labeled Form 52PLL-T, myself and the California Bar Association would like to know more about this form. You can submit your copy of this deceptive mailer using the form below.
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Example 1 – Florida
Sender: Precision Law Center
6 Hutton Center Drive
Suite 600
South Coast Metro, CA 92707
877-266-0110
Against: Wells Fargo Bank
Notice on Front: $2000.00 Fine OR 5 YRS IMPRISONMENT
OR BOTH FOR ANY PERSON WHO INTERFERES WITH OR OBSTRUCTING DELIVERY OF THIS LETTER OR OTHERWISE VIOLATES – 18 UNITED STATES CODE 1702 ET SEQ
Postal Permit: 4432
Example 2 – New York
Sender: Precision Law Center
6 Hutton Center Drive
Suite 600
South Coast Metro, CA 92707
888-376-9292
Against: JP Morgan Chase Bank
Notice on Front: $2000.00 Fine and/or 5 year imprisonment for any person interfering or obstructing with delivery of this mail. Legal advertisement. US Mail Secretary. 170B.
Postal Permit: 1520
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