Judge Denies Motion to Dismiss, Says Creditor ‘Simply Hoped’ Court Would ‘Rubber Stamp’ Its Arguments
- A consumer’s Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit has survived a motion to dismiss sought by one of eight named defendants after a District Court judge in Georgia concluded that the defendant’s own unwillingness to carefully read the complaint did not make the complaint deficient.
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Wisc. Appeals Court: ‘I Don’t Agree With This at All’ Isn’t Enough to Stop a Repo
- A Wisconsin consumer’s Wisconsin Consumer Act lawsuit against a credit union over the repossession of her vehicle has been dismissed after a state appeals court found that her statements during the repossession did not rise to the level of a legally recognized objection, and that false income information on her credit application stripped her of key statutory protections.
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Rep. Waters Presses Wall Street CEOs on AI Vulnerabilities
- Rep. Maxine Waters [D-Calif.], the ranking member of the House Financial Services Committee, has demanded a formal briefing from the chief executives of six of the nation’s largest financial institutions on how they are managing cybersecurity risks tied to a powerful new artificial intelligence model developed by Anthropic.
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Healthcare Costs Projected to Rise 9% in 2027
- Commercial healthcare costs are projected to rise 9% in 2027, the highest medical cost trend in nearly two decades, according to a new report from PwC with the top concern being the rapid adoption of AI-enabled documentation and coding tools by providers
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TransUnion: Consumers Stay Optimistic but Affordability Pressures Are Building
- U.S. consumers are entering the second half of 2026 cautiously optimistic about their financial futures, even as rising gas prices, slowing income growth, and persistent inflation continued to squeeze household budgets, according to TransUnion’s Q2 2026 Consumer Pulse study.
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CISA’s New Patching Rules Give Agencies Three Days to Fix the Riskiest Vulnerabilities
- Federal regulators have issued sweeping new guidance requiring government agencies to overhaul how they prioritize cybersecurity patching, a development that security experts say carries clear implications for private-sector organizations.
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Compliance Digest – June 15
- Check out this week’s Compliance Digest and get expert analysis from Marissa Coyle, Nabil Foster, John Marees, Brooke Conkle, Justin Penn, and Khari Griffin, covering a wide range of rulings and regulatory developments including arbitration waiver, FDCPA standing, FCRA claims, and the CFPB’s leadership transition. Sarah Doerr, Dale Golden, and Chris Hahn round out the edition with commentary on autopay reporting inaccuracies and Philadelphia’s new credit card collection conciliation program.
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- This series is sponsored by Frost Echols
WORTH NOTING: A list of the cheapest places to buy a home in America right now … Seven money habits that can help strengthen your retirement … Some AI prompts to help you understand your work data … How Americans feel about sharing their data with AI … LabCorp has reached a $35 million settlement related to a data breach at a collection operation that affected more than 21 million individuals … Economic pressures are keeping people in their homes for as much as 12 years longer than they wanted to stay … How excessive heat kills and how to stay safe … Which states are the most, and least, obsessed over ice cream.
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