Patients Caught in Coverage Denials Face Collections Threats, Survey Finds
One in five privately insured Americans were denied coverage for doctor-recommended care last year, and for a sizable share the...
Senate Banking Dems Move to Lock In a CFPB Funding Floor
All 11 Democrats on the Senate Banking Committee yesterday announced they were introducing legislation that would set a mandatory funding...
State Appeals Court Won’t Void Default Judgment
The Court of Appeals of Indiana has affirmed the denial of a debtor's motion to set aside a default judgment,...
CRAs Lose Bid to Dismiss AutoPay Inaccuracy Claim
A District Court judge in California has refused to dismiss a consumer's Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit accusing three credit...
Appeals Court Sidesteps Cease-Communication Question, Affirms for Collector
The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has affirmed summary judgment in favor of a debt collector in a...
Collector Sued for Allegedly Disregarding Cease Request
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of a series that is sponsored by WebRecon. WebRecon identifies serial plaintiffs lurking in...
Daily Digest – June 4. Getting to Know Josh Seuberling of Lendly; Statute of Limitations Sinks Borrower’s FDCPA Claims
Getting to Know Josh Seuberling of Lendly There are people who tolerate questions and there are people who welcome them....
House Panel Debates Federal Privacy Bill
A House Energy and Commerce subcommittee yesterday took up the SECURE Data Act, a Republican-led bill that would create the...
New York Fines Santander Consumer $400,000 Over Undisclosed Auto Loan Extension Fees
New York's Department of Financial Services fined Santander Consumer USA $400,000 and ordered more than $275,000 in restitution after finding...
AI Could Erase Half of Customer Service Jobs by 2030: Forrester
Artificial intelligence could eliminate close to half of today's customer service jobs by 2030, according to a Forrester forecast released...
