Katie Grzechnik Neill, General Counsel & Regulatory Editor at insideARM

Taskforce Trouble: NACA and Other Consumer Advocates Sue the CFPB

Mid-Year Litigation Review

Problems with Large Contact Tracing Contract Reaffirm that Debt Collectors are Uniquely Well-Suited for the Job

7th Cir. Says Plaintiff Failed to Meet Burden of Proof in "May Be Reported" Collection Letter Language Case

Nevada Allows Collection Agencies to Re-Open

In Email, Linked Pages are Considered Part of the "Whole" Message When Evaluating the FDCPA, According to New Mexico Court

Nevada Extends Collection Moratorium Until June 30

Legal Action Letter Language Not Considered a False Threat of Litigation

Debt Collection Complaints Down? CFPB Releases COVID Edition of Complaint Bulletin

Data Shows Increase in Electronic Payments by Consumers After Receiving Stimulus Check Direct Deposits

The Tide is Changing: E.D.N.Y. Sanctions Plaintiff's Counsel under FDCPA, Awards ~$37k in Fees/Costs to Debt Collector

Connecticut Extends its No-Action Position Regarding Licensure of Home Branch Offices During COVID

CFPB Extends SNPRM Comment Period Again Due to COVID

Maryland Issues Guidance for Collection Agencies Closing Temporarily or Permanently

Minnesota Extends Work-From Home Guidance for Collectors

E.D.N.Y.: No Standing for Consumer to Bring FDCPA Claim Because It Wasn't Properly Disclosed in Bankruptcy Petition

D. Ariz. Grants Rare Award of Costs to Debt Collector Under FDCPA Provision

BREAKING: Court Grants Temporary Restraining Order Against Massachusetts Attorney General's Outbound Collection Call Ban

Minnesota Order Protects Stimulus Checks and Halts ALL New Garnishments

E.D.N.Y. Dismisses Another "Lawyer's Case" For Attempting to Twist Collection Letter Language into an FDCPA Violatoin

Katie Grzechnik Neill