Compliance

A District Court judge in Maryland has denied a motion to dismiss claims that a property management company is not...

Washington’s push to rein in medical debt interest moved a step closer to becoming law this week, with the State...

A new report from the Senate Banking Committee Minority Staff estimates that actions taken to scale back the Consumer Financial...

Anyone who watches TV will likely know the concept of double jeopardy, where an individual can't be tried twice for...

The Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has partially affirmed and partially vacated a lower court's ruling related to...

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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has changed how consumers can file credit reporting complaints, now requiring them to first dispute...

Consumer advocates are sharpening their focus on coerced debt, a form of financial abuse that occurs when a person is...

A District Court judge in Florida has denied a defendant's motion to dismiss claims it violated the Fair Credit Reporting...