Compliance
Judge Grants MTD in FCRA Case Over Conflicting Credit Report Data
A District Court judge in Washington has granted a motion to dismiss filed by three credit reporting agencies in a...
Read moreDetailsN.J. Appeals Court Revives Hunstein Case Over Due Process Concerns
While this looks like a Hunstein case where a ruling in favor of the defendant was overturned, a New Jersey...
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White House Report Puts CFPB Consumer Cost at Up to $369B Since 2011
A new White House analysis estimates that federal consumer finance regulations have cost Americans between $237 billion and $369 billion...
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Judge Sends FCRA Case to Trial After Denying Summary Judgment Motions
A District Court judge in Texas has denied competing summary judgment motions from both the plaintiff and the defendant in...
Read moreDetailsJudge Certifies FDCPA Class Over Added Interest in Collection Letters
A District Court judge in Michigan has certified a class action in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act lawsuit that...
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Maryland Lawmakers Introduce ID Theft/Coerced Debt Bill
A coerced debt collection bill has been introduced in the Maryland legislature that would create a new legal framework for...
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Judge Rejects ‘Futility’ Theory in Credit Reporting Lawsuit
To have standing means to have suffered a concrete injury. But what about if you knew that any attempt at...
Read moreDetailsJudge Finds No Actionable Injury in Unlicensed Rent Collection Case
A District Court judge in Maryland has granted a motion for summary judgments filed by a pair of landlords who...
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Suit Accuses Collector of Threatening to Sue, Leaving VM for Plaintiff’s Mother
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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Compliance Digest – February 16
I'm thrilled to announce that Frost Echols is the new sponsor for the Compliance Digest. Frost Echols reputation has been...
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