Daily Digest – June 8. Even the New York Times Sees the Toll Collectors Carry; Judge Grants MSJ to Lender in FCRA Suit
Even the New York Times Sees the Toll Collectors Carry It is not often that a debt collector gets cast...
Google’s Anti-Spoofing Tool Raises the Bar on Caller Verification
Google announced last week that Android is rolling out fake call detection, a feature built to flag calls in which...
Senators Question Bank of America’s Return to Forced Arbitration
Three Democratic lawmakers are pressing Bank of America to scrap a forced arbitration provision the bank quietly added to its...
California AG Secures $4.6M From Mortgage Servicer Over Pandemic-Era Borrower Practices
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced on Friday that his office has reached a $4.6 million settlement with Select Portfolio...
Compliance Digest – June 8
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Even the New York Times Sees the Toll Collectors Carry
It is not often that a debt collector gets cast as the sympathetic figure in a national newspaper, but a...
Judge Grants MSJ to Lender in FCRA Suit
A consumer's Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit claiming a lender inaccurately reported a charged-off credit card account has been dismissed...
Judge Sends FDCPA Suit Back to State Court
A District Court judge in New York has granted a plaintiff's motion to remand his Fair Debt Collection Practices Act...
Daily Digest – June 5. Collector Sued for Allegedly Disregarding Cease Request; CRAs Lose Bid to Dismiss AutoPay Inaccuracy Claim
Collector Sued for Allegedly Disregarding Cease Request Writing about complaints is never an attempt at shaming or calling out a...
Auto Delinquencies Climb as Subprime Lending Expands: Experian
Consumers strained by rising vehicle costs are stretching loans longer and falling behind at higher rates, according to Experian's State...
