Judge Grants Class Certification in FDCPA Case
A District Court judge in Oklahoma has certified a class action against a defendant accused of violating the Fair Debt...
Supreme Court Hearing, CFPB Testimony on Capitol Hill, Highlight Important Week for ARM Industry
It's going to be an interesting week for the credit and collection industry, with the Supreme Court scheduled to hear...
CFPB Announces Task Force to ‘Modernize’ Consumer Protection Laws
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced on Friday the creation of a task force aimed at harmonizing and modernizing federal...
Compliance Digest – October 14
Every week, AccountsRecovery.net brings you the most important news in the industry. But, with compliance-related articles, context is king. That’s...
The Bureaus, Inc. Helps Fight Childhood Cancer by Sponsoring Giving Rocks 2019
The Bureaus, Inc., a compliance and technology-driven master servicer for accounts receivable portfolios and longtime champion for children’s health and...
Daily Digest – October 11. Calif. AG Issues Proposed CCPA Regulations; Bill Introduced to Keep CFPB From Allowing ‘Unlimited’ Texts in Proposed Rule
CALIFORNIA AG ISSUES PROPOSED REGULATIONS TO COMPLY WITH CCPA As part of the requirements for the enactment of the California...
Healthcare Organization Does Away With Legal Collections
Yet another healthcare organization has announced it will no longer file lawsuits against individuals with unpaid medical bills, and will...
Billionaire Commits an Additional $500k To Help Fight Collection Lawsuits
A billionaire and his wife have doubled down on their commitment to help residents of Idaho defend themselves against "aggressive...
California AG Issues Proposed Regulations to Comply With CCPA
As part of the requirements for the enactment of the California Consumer Privacy Act, Xavier Becerra, the Attorney General of...
Bill Introduced to Keep CFPB From Including ‘Unlimited’ Texts and Emails in Proposed Rule
I'll admit that I didn't even realize it when I listed a package of bills that were on the agenda...
