Getting to Know Billy Rowlee of Finance System
- Billy Rowlee likes to go fast. Probably why he works best when he is “loaded full” of caffeine and why he will likely beat you in a go-kart race thanks to his years of racing cars. Now a reformed graphic designer turned salesman, he still loves to play Call of Duty when he gets a chance. Read on to learn more about Billy, why he feels being a cheerleader is so important, and how he explains what he does to his family.
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Full D.C. Circuit to Rehear CFPB Layoff Case, Blocking Trump Administration Firings
- The full Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has vacated an earlier decision that would have allowed the Trump administration to move forward with mass layoffs at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, marking a major procedural win for the Bureau’s employee union and a setback for the White House’s efforts to dismantle the agency.
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Court Rejects Bid to Dismiss FCRA Counts in Student Loan Bankruptcy Reporting Dispute
- A District Court judge in Illinois has partially granted a defendant’s motion to dismiss claims it violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act over how student loans were reported by a creditor after the plaintiff filed for bankruptcy protection, allowing the core FCRA allegations to move forward while dismissing a request for declaratory relief.
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Plaintiff’s Recusal Motions Fail After She Refuses to Appear for Deposition in FDCPA Case
- A District Court judge in Pennsylvania has denied motions from a pro se plaintiff to recuse himself from a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case after the plaintiff objected to being ordered to appear in person for a deposition, according to a memorandum issued earlier this month. The ruling comes after months of discovery disputes, repeated requests from the plaintiff to be deposed remotely, and her subsequent failure to appear for the deposition at all.
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Mass. AG Reaches $5M Deal with Mortgage Servicer Accused of Violating State Foreclosure and Debt Collection Laws
- Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell has announced a $4.65 million settlement with Newrez LLC, the successor by merger to Specialized Loan Servicing, resolving allegations that the company engaged in unfair and deceptive mortgage servicing and debt collection practices that placed thousands of borrowers at heightened risk of foreclosure.
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WORTH NOTING: Delaware has wiped out the medical debt for 18,000 of its residents … Which college majors are the worst-paying five years after graduation? … Why lather, rinse, and repeat may not be as silly as it sounds … A look at which members of Congress aren’t coming back after next year … How to slow down time if it’s going too fast for you … How to get poached at work … The biggest business fails of 2025 … How carmakers are increasing the cost of buying a car without raising the sticker price.
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