Daily Digest – June 17. N.J. Appeals Court Upholds Ruling in Collection Case; Appeals Court Rules On Overshadowing
N.J. APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RULING IN COLLECTION CASE Which is more wrong? Mistakenly filing a lawsuit after the statute of...
N.Y. Extends Collection Moratorium
Even though it has begun to relax some of the restrictions put in place in response to the coronavirus pandemic,...
Consumer Groups Sue CFPB Over Task Force Composition
A group of consumer advocates have filed a lawsuit against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, alleging it has "stacked" a...
Appeals Court Rules ‘Validation Notification’ at Top of Letter Does Not Overshadow
Rendered unable to argue that she was confused about whether a debt dispute could be made in writing or over...
N.J. Appeals Court Upholds Ruling in Collection Case
Which is more wrong? Mistakenly filing a lawsuit after the statute of limitations has expired because you relied on information...
Daily Digest – June 16. Judge Denies Motion Because Terms Do Not Mention Defendant; Calif. CFPB Shelved For Now, But Not Done Yet
JUDGE DENIES MOTION BECAUSE CREDITORS' TERMS DO NOT SPECIFICALLY MENTION DEFENDANT A District Court judge in Texas has denied a...
Wash. State Board Reschedules Vote on Allowing Collectors to Keep Working From Home
It appears as though a measure in Washington state that would clarify state regulations on what constitutes a branch office...
D.C. AG Sues Online Lender
The Attorney General of Washington, D.C., has filed suit against an online lender for allegedly charging interest rates at 42...
Judge Denies Motion to Compel Because Terms Do Not Specifically Identify Name of Defendant
A District Court judge in Texas has denied a defendant's motion to dismiss a complaint and compel arbitration because the...
California CFPB Shelved For Now, But Could Still Make it Back into State’s Budget
As the California legislature works on approving a budget for the coming fiscal year, it still remains to be seen...
