California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that multistate negotiations have produced an agreement in principle requiring grocery chain Albertsons to pay $773,787,782.93 to address its role in the opioid epidemic.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau settled its lawsuit against pawnshop operator FirstCash for $9 million over allegations the company charged servicemembers annual percentage rates exceeding the Military Lendin...
The court held that delayed notice to the IOLTA Committee did not require vacating a $4.16 million settlement where the committee suffered no prejudice.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau settled its lawsuit against pawnshop operator FirstCash for $9 million over allegations the company charged servicemembers annual percentage rates exceeding the Military Lending Act's 36% cap.
Justin Nelson alleges the gaming platform sent marketing texts to his registered number despite federal protections.
The Ninth Circuit held that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act's liability shield provision protected Bank of America from claims brought by an Iranian citizen whose account was closed under the bank's sanctions compliance program.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will not pursue enforcement actions against nonbank financial companies that miss upcoming registration deadlines under its Registry of Nonbank Covered Persons regulation.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced it will not prioritize enforcement actions based on its buy now, pay later disclosure rule, saying it will instead focus enforcement and supervision resources on "pressing threats to consumers, particularly...
The court held that delayed notice to the IOLTA Committee did not require vacating a $4.16 million settlement where the committee suffered no prejudice.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced that multistate negotiations have produced an agreement in principle requiring grocery chain Albertsons to pay $773,787,782.93 to address its role in the opioid epidemic.
A federal jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws by eliminating competition and driving up costs for fans, artists, and venues, New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coalition of 33 other state attorneys ge...
A federal jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws by eliminating competition and driving up ticket prices for fans across the country, after a five-week trial led by New York Attorney General Letitia James and a coa...
A federal jury found that Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws by maintaining monopoly power in ticketing and concert venues, handing a courtroom victory to 34 state attorneys general who rejected a DOJ settlement and press...
A federal jury found that Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws by eliminating competition and driving up costs for fans, artists, and venues across the country. The verdict handed a coalition of 34 state attorneys general a...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urged Massachusetts lawmakers to pass legislation prohibiting medical debt from appearing on credit reports, saying state action supports federal policymaking just weeks after the agency finalized its own federal ban.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau backed state legislation that would prohibit medical creditors and debt collectors from reporting medical debt to credit agencies.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urged Oregon lawmakers to pass legislation barring medical debt from credit reports, arguing that state action "provides support for federal policymaking" weeks after the agency finalized its own nationwide ban.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Department of Justice said they have pulled back 2023 joint guidance that had cautioned lenders that considering borrowers' immigration or citizenship status in credit decisions could violate federal fair lending...
The bureau slashed the civil penalty by 98% while maintaining consumer redress requirements for the London-based fintech's alleged deceptive fee practices.
The agencies reversed 2023 guidance that warned lenders that considering borrowers' immigration status could in certain circumstances violate fair lending laws.
A federal jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster violated federal and state antitrust laws by eliminating competition and driving up costs for fans, artists, and venues across the country.
Portuguese app store alleges Google illegally maintained dominance through manufacturer deals and developer restrictions.
Jury finds companies illegally eliminated competition and overcharged fans.