Month: July 2026

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Compliance

Bill Would Cut Credit Reporting Window to Four Years, Ban Medical Debt from Consumer Reports

A bill introduced last week in the House of Representatives would significantly rewrite the Fair Credit Reporting Act, shortening how ...

Compliance

Judge Pauses Fight Over CFPB Mass Layoff Plan Until New Director Confirmed, Keeps Injunction in Place

A federal judge has hit the pause button on one of the most closely watched fights over the future of ...

Compliance

Judge Trims FCRA Suit Against CRA, But Allows Core Claims to Move Forward

A District Court judge in Mississippi has granted in part and denied in part a defendant's motion to dismiss a ...

Webinar Highlights

Reading the Consumer Right Now: Collecting When Household Budgets Are Short

by Kristine Manjares

https://vimeo.com/1209473298 In the webinar, the panel of experts discussed how rising costs and shifting consumer priorities are reshaping debt collection ...

Compliance

Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Suit Over Repossession During Funeral Trip

A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of violating the ...

Daily Digest

Daily Digest – July 10. Contents of Messages Lead to FDCPA Suit Against Collector; 49 State AGs Ask FCC to Choke Off Robocallers’ Supply of Phone Numbers, Ban Number Cycling

Contents of Messages Lead to FDCPA Suit Against Collector A collector is facing an FDCPA lawsuit over three garbled voicemails ...

Technology

Contact Centers Racing to Deploy AI Are Tripping Over Their Own Data, Report Finds

The contact center industry has moved past asking whether to deploy artificial intelligence. The harder question now is whether organizations ...

Compliance

CFPB Takes First Step Toward Revisiting Credit Card Late Fee Rule

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau appears ready to take another look at credit card late fees, an issue that most ...

Compliance

Tenant Screening Company to Pay $2.25M to Settle FCRA Charges with FTC