As reported by the Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Judge Yvette Kane of the Middle District of Pennsylvania has approved a “$562,500…

As reported by the Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Judge Yvette Kane of the Middle District of Pennsylvania has approved a “$562,500…

There is a troubling proposal in Akron from judges in that city who are set to vote Jan. 17 on new rules…

The Democratic presidential candidates have chimed in on the data debate. They are focusing their attentions on housing, credit reporting, employment…

Over the past year we have seen an unprecedented amount of legislation concerning our industry pass out of the House Financial…

“A class of more than 100,000 payday loan customers reached a $24 million cash settlement [recently] to end allegations that consumer-reporting…

According to a story in today’s New York Law Journal, it’s a common question in certain regulatory circles: “Will the New…

Andrew Smith, the FTC’s chief of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, made a blog posting, New and improved FTC data security…

On March 3, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Seila Law LLC v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a case…

In full bloom in the American penal system is “The GreenHouse”. At Rikers Island is what the New York Times called…