Consumers Embrace AI for Speed, Not Autonomy, TD Report Finds
Artificial intelligence is no longer something consumers are experimenting with. It is something they expect. A new report from TD...
CFPB Complaint Volume Doubles Again, Credit Reporting Still in Spotlight
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau this week released its latest Consumer Response Annual Report, and the numbers are hard to...
Mixed File FCRA Allegations Survive MTD
A District Court judge in Virginia has denied a motion to dismiss filed by defendants in a Fair Credit Reporting...
Utah Court Says Lease-Related Charges Can Qualify as FDCPA Debt
A District Court judge in Utah has denied a motion to dismiss a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act suit, disagreeing...
Collector Sued for Allegedly Reporting Debt Before Notifying Consumer
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of a series that is sponsored by WebRecon. WebRecon identifies serial plaintiffs lurking in...
Daily Digest – April 2. Getting to Know Jeff Gordy of FCR Collection Services; CFPB Seeks to Reduce Headcount by 50%
Getting to Know Jeff Gordy of FCR Collection Services With software, all things are possible. Which means that, as far...
Colorado Medical Debt Collection Bill Defeated in Committee Vote
A Colorado medical debt collection bill that would have significantly restricted how providers and agencies pursue unpaid balances has been...
CFPB Seeks to Reduce Headcount by 50%
The Trump Administration is now asking a federal appeals court to approve a scaled-back plan to cut the Consumer Financial...
N.Y. State Court Aligns with Federal Standing Requirement in FCRA Dismissal
A State Court judge in New York has, possibly for the first time, ruled that plaintiffs need to have suffered...
Early Settlement Offer Comes Back Into Focus as Judge Slashes FDCPA Fee Request
A District Court judge in California has reduced the attorneys' fees sought in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case...
