Compliance
Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Suit Over Repossession During Funeral Trip
A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a defendant's motion to dismiss a lawsuit accusing it of violating the...
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CFPB Takes First Step Toward Revisiting Credit Card Late Fee Rule
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau appears ready to take another look at credit card late fees, an issue that most...
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Tenant Screening Company to Pay $2.25M to Settle FCRA Charges with FTC
RentGrow, a Massachusetts-based tenant screening company, has agreed to pay a $2.25 million civil penalty to settle allegations from the...
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49 State AGs Ask FCC to Choke Off Robocallers’ Supply of Phone Numbers, Ban Number Cycling
A bipartisan coalition of 49 state attorneys general is urging the Federal Communications Commission to tighten the rules governing who...
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Judge Signs Off on $8.3M FCRA Class Settlement Over Erroneous Bankruptcy Remarks
A District Court judge in Pennsylvania has granted preliminary approval of an $8.3 million settlement in a Fair Credit Reporting...
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Judge Rules CRAs Are Not Debt Collectors in Dismissing FDCPA, FCRA Suit
A District Court judge in Louisiana has granted motions to dismiss filed by three credit reporting agencies that were accused...
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Contents of Messages Lead to FDCPA Suit Against Collector
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article is part of a series that is sponsored by WebRecon. WebRecon identifies serial plaintiffs lurking in...
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Regulators Delay Sweeping HIPAA Cybersecurity Mandates as Privacy Rule Changes Move First
Federal regulators have delayed the most sweeping rewrite of the HIPAA Security Rule in two decades, giving healthcare providers and...
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States Secure $45M Settlement With Cash App Parent Over Fraud Controls
A bipartisan coalition of 46 state attorneys general has reached a $45 million settlement with Block, Inc., the parent company...
Read moreDetailsJudge Sides with Collector Accused of Accessing Credit Report Without Permission
A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a defendant's motion for summary judgment in a Fair Credit Reporting Act...
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