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Ability of Public Interest and Non-Profit Trade Groups to Sue for Alleged Unfair Business Practices Under Section 17200 of The Business & Professions Code

7/27/2023 5:13:00 PM

Ability of Public Interest and Non-Profit Trade Groups to Sue for Alleged Unfair Business Practices Under Section 17200 of The Business & Professions Code

By Jeff Topor

Can an organization sue you simply because it chose to divert resources to respond to your allegedly unfair business practices by...

Commercial Financing Disclosure Laws Proposed in U.S. Congress

7/26/2023 4:16:00 PM

Commercial Financing Disclosure Laws Proposed in U.S. Congress

By Joel Perrell

California, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, New York, Virginia, and Utah have enacted laws requiring consumer-like disclosures in certain...

Ninth Circuit Clarifies When One-Year FDCPA Statute of Limitations Begins To Run

7/26/2023 3:42:00 PM

Ninth Circuit Clarifies When One-Year FDCPA Statute of Limitations Begins To Run

By Tomio Narita

A recent Ninth Circuit decision confirmed that the one-year statute of limitations under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)...

Milgram v. Chase Bank USA, N.A.: Eleventh Circuit Holds Furnisher's Investigation Reasonable, Despite Plaintiff's Employee's Conviction For Incurring The Disputed Charges

7/24/2023 7:07:00 PM

Milgram v. Chase Bank USA, N.A.: Eleventh Circuit Holds Furnisher's Investigation Reasonable, Despite Plaintiff's Employee's Conviction For Incurring The Disputed Charges

By Tomio Narita

Does a furnisher always have reach the "right" answer when it investigates a consumer's credit reporting dispute? Or does the furnisher...