A Delaware bankrupcty court approved a settlement in of a class action lawsuit that requires American Corrective Counseling Services,  a California debt-collector, to pay $2.55 million.  The lawsuit was filed on behalf of  thousands of Pennsylvania residents who claimed the debt collector sent them letters that implied that they had to pay money to avoid criminal charges for bouncing checks.

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