One thing I find curious about Michigan practice is the seemingly short shrift given to appellate work.
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A Notice Can Protect You from Credit Reporting Liability; Lesson Learned From CFPB Consent Order
It is no secret that credit reporting and furnishing practices remain a high priority of regulators. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) issued its disclosure portion of the Debt Collection Rule last week.
Seventh Circuit Holds Concrete Injury Not Shown In Section 1692e FDCPA 1099-C Class Action
It is the holiday season, and Spokeo, Inc. v. Robins, 136 S. Ct. 1540 (2016), and its progeny keep giving back to the collections industry.
11th Circuit TCPA Ruling: Timing is Everything When it Comes to Determining Consent
Having the "prior express consent" of the party receiving the call remains the best defense in cases filed under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).
November PPP Round-Up
Apparently to show that there is still someone working in Washington, the IRS on November 18, 2020, issued Revenue Ruling 2020-27
Threats and Opportunities with The CFPB’s “Final” Debt Collection Practices Rule
A lot has been written recently about Regulation F or the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Final Debt Collection Practices Rule (the ”Rule”) issued on October 30, 2020