New Laws Proposed, Passed, and Ready to Go Into Effect
As the calendar gets set to turn to a new year, a number of new laws are scheduled to take ...
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Tag: New Jersey
N.J. Set to Enact Medical Debt Credit Reporting Law
New Jersey is set to become the latest state to enact a law prohibiting the reporting of medical debt on ...
Read moreDetailsNJ AG Proposed Disparate Impact Rule to Fight Discrimination
The Attorney General of New Jersey yesterday announced a proposed rule that clarifies prohibitions against disparate impact discrimination, including financial ...
Read moreDetailsN.J. Governor Calls for Medical Debt Relief in State Address
The Governor of New Jersey yesterday called for the expansion of a program the purchases and forgives the medical debt ...
Read moreDetailsN.J. Issues Convenience Fee Notification Warning
Consumers in the Garden State are submitting more complaints to the state's acting Attorney General about transactions in which surcharges ...
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N.J. Hospital Called Out for Filing Lawsuits — 12 of Them — During Pandemic
A hospital in New Jersey is the latest to be spotlighted for filing lawsuits during the COVID-19 pandemic seeking to ...
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State AGs Make Argument To Congress for Broad Student Loan Debt Consolidation
A group of 17 state Attorneys General have written a letter to Congress endorsing a plan that would cancel $50,000 ...
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States Sue Bank Regulator to Overturn ‘True Lender’ Rule
A group of eight state attorneys general filed suit yesterday in federal court in New York to block a rule ...
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Judge Grants Summary Judgment For Defense in TCPA ATDS Case
A student loan servicer has won summary judgment after it was accused of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by ...
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