Thriving in a Highly Regulated Environment

Medical debt collection has become a trending topic among state legislatures and federal regulators alike.  New legislation and regulations are systematically eroding asset value for healthcare providers. In the past year, we have seen California, Maryland, Nevada, and New Mexico enact new laws. Colorado and New York appear to be on the path to do so as well. To add insult to injury, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) continues to aggressively focus on medical debt as well.

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Executive Q&A: A Conversation with Steve Akers, CSO/CTO of TECH LOCK Inc.

PCI DSS 4.0 will replace the current operating version on March 31, 2024, and while most of the changes are a simple codification of best practices, it’s important for organizations to have important conversations about those changes internally and with their service providers now.

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Spring 2022 with the Crown Asset Management Team

DULUTH, Ga. -- Crown Asset Management, LLC, a receivables purchasing and management firm, welcomed Spring with team-building events and employee recognitions. The growing team is grateful for the ongoing teamwork, leadership, and learning that’s been taking place and is pausing to appreciate employee engagement with a few highlights and notable mentions.

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Women in Consumer Finance Announces Inspiring Keynote Speaker Anu Shultes

POTOMAC, Md. – Anu Shultes will take the stage on the first day of the 5th annual Women in Consumer Finance, a unique professional development for women, December 5-7, 2022 in Palm Springs, California.

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California Updates Debt Collectors on Processing Delays

On May 23, California’s Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI or Department) sent an email notifying license applicants and prospective license applicants that the issuance of licenses under the Debt Collection Licensing Act is unavoidably delayed at this time.

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Eighth Circuit Finds that Class-Action FCRA Plaintiff Lacks Article III Standing Under Spokeo

The Eighth Circuit reiterated in a decision last month that trial courts must distinguish between FCRA plaintiffs who have suffered concrete harm and plaintiffs who merely seek to collect statutorily allowed damages as a way to ensure compliance with the law.  Under the Supreme Court’s decision in Spokeo, the former have Article III standing to assert FCRA claims but the latter do not.

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The Vendor Management Masterclass Part I

8 June 2022 at 02:00 p.m.

Customer behavior and spending is changing. 

The CFPB is hyper-interested in data collection, use, and privacy. 

We're likely on the edge of a credit downturn, which will result in higher delinquency and charge off rates.

New (and old!) agency partners and technology companies are promising to solve your problems. How can you be sure your vendors are compliant, efficient, and that you’re getting what you paid for?

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