Tag: 1006.34

"Substantially similar." It's a phrase that any plaintiff's attorney is going to fall in love with once the calendar hits ...

One of the most common questions that has been asked about collectors using the Model Validation Notice put forth by ...

With every rule, there is always an exception and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's debt collection rule, known officially as ...

Debt collectors have long provided consumers with tear-off notices when sending collection letters. The tear-off notice allows consumers to indicate ...

The model validation notice represents a complete top-down overhaul of the validation notice that debt collectors have been sending since ...

For anyone who has read Regulation F (and we know who you are), Section 1006.34 may have taken some time ...

As discussed last week, there are four pieces of information that make up what the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau refers ...

Once Regulation F -- the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Debt Collection Rule -- goes into effect, collectors are going to ...

If there is one particular component of Regulation F -- the Debt Collection Rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ...

Of all the areas of Regulation F that collectors are grappling with, perhaps the most challenging is the new validation ...