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On June 25th, DOL issued FLSA 2020-9 in response to whether county emergency-management coordinators qualify for ad… https://t.co/xzIrx96uyn
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A district court from New York recently ruled that even assuming a creditor’s initial TILA disclosures falls short under the statutory requirements, the… Read More
A district court out of Missouri has served up a reminder as to the limitations of a motion to dismiss based upon subject… Read More
The Ninth Circuit recently weighed in on the limitations of prior express consent and revocation under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (the “TCPA”). … Read More
The CFPB continues to flex its muscle and expand its reach, this time punishing a prepaid card provider and its vendor for a… Read More
The CFPB recently entered into consent orders with several Citibank subsidiaries attacking their mortgage servicing practices during the early days of the Mortgage… Read More
The CFPB’s concern with incentives and overdrafts continues and has resulted in a lawsuit filed against a Minnesota-based TCF National Bank. In the… Read More
Marketing practices remain at the forefront of CFPB activity as evidenced by two recent consent orders entered into with TransUnion and Equifax. The consent… Read More
A recent decision from the Northern District of Georgia serves as a reminder to both consumers and furnishers of information as to the… Read More
The Department of Justice has entered into a proposed consent order with two Ohio-based banks resolving allegations that the banks engaged in a… Read More
A decision from a New Jersey district court serves as a reminder that call volume alone will not support a violation of the… Read More
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