We have posted several new topics to the Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor blog throughout the month of June. To read further, click on the titles below:
Featured Posts
- CFPB Will Appeal Decision Blocking its Investigation into College Accreditation Organization
- CFPB Issues Update to Its Supervision and Examination Manual
- CFPB Releases "Know Before You Owe" Guide for Auto Purchases
- CFPB Announces Annual Threshold Adjustments for TILA, CARD, HOEPA, and More
- CFPB Argues Violation of Statutory Right against Misrepresentation is in itself Concrete Injury
Debt Buyers & Collectors
- House Bill Introduced Requiring Changes to CFPB Complaint Database
- Third Circuit Set to Address Spokeo in FDCPA Case
- Debt Collector Required to Disclose that Disputes Must be "In Writing," Says the Eleventh Circuit
Background Screening
- Connecticut Becomes Latest State to "Ban the Box"
- New Putative Class Action Challenges FCRA Disclosure Form
- City of Brotherly Love has Little Love for Employment Credit Checks
Cyber Security, Information Governance & Privacy
- FTC Gets $27 Million Settlement and Continues Trend of Targeting Tech Support Scammers
- FTC Announces $950K Penalty for Deceptive Tracking by Singapore-based Mobile Ad Company
Credit Reporting & Data Brokers
- Spokeo Starts to Show Its Effects
- A Serious Circuit Split On Class Ascertainability
- Fannie Mae is Target of New FCRA Class Action
Payment Processing & Credit Cards
- Vermont Executes Assurance of Discontinuance with Payday Lender Payment Processor
- Final Days of Payday? CFPB Proposes Update to Payday Lending Rule
- Settlement Between North Carolina and Payday Lender Serves as Reminder to Payment Processors
State Attorneys General, CFPB & FTC
- FTC Hosts FinTech Forum on Marketplace Lending
- Minnesota Attorney General Sues Company for Deceptive Sales
- Arkansas Attorney General Announces Settlement with Online Payday Lender
CFS Events
- July 29: ACI Consumer Finance Class Actions & Litigation Conference in Chicago
- July 29: ACI Cyber & Data Risk Insurance Conference in New York
The Troutman Sanders’ Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor blog offers timely updates regarding the financial services industry to inform you of recent changes in the law, upcoming regulatory deadlines and significant judicial opinions that may impact your business. To view the blog, click here
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