Katie Grzechnik Neill

Consumers Should Work Directly with Credit Card Companies Rather Than Debt Settlement Companies, Says CFPB

11th Circuit: Letter Offering to “Resolve” Out of Stat Account Contains Implicit Threat of Litigation, Requires Out of Stat Disclosure

Texas Joins the Fray: Consumer Privacy and Data Collection Bills Introduced

Complaint Data Trends and Limitations: Three Take-Aways From the CFPB's Annual Consumer Response Report

Consumers First Act, Aimed to Bring CFPB Back to Statutory Purpose, Passes in House Financial Services Committee

Debt Buyers in N.D. Illinois Beware: Purchase May Not Transfer Right to Collect Post-Charge Off Interest, According to Court

Third Party Vendor Oversight? Check. Transition Period Now Completed, NYDFS Cybersecurity Rules in Full Effect

CFPB Seeks Applications from Experts in Debt Collection for Consumer Advisory Board, Will the ARM Industry See Some Representation Again?

CFPB FDCPA Report Shows Market Trends, Frowns Upon Creditors Responding Directly to Verification Requests

U.S. Supreme Court Holds that Law Firms Performing Nonjudicial Foreclosures are Not Debt Collectors

In States Without Balance Billing Legislation, Patients Continue to See "Surprise" Invoices for Out-of-Network Providers

Jury Trial Victory for Debt Collector Despite Denial of Summary Judgment Motion, Class Certification

FDCPA Violation Contrived by Consumer and Attorney? Doesn't Matter, N.D. Ill. Refuses to Find an “Unclean Hands” Defense for Debt Collector

Washington State Privacy Act on the Horizon: Passes in State Senate, Now Before House of Representatives

IRS PDC Program Continues to Succeed, Collected $130.6 million Through December 2018

FTC Seeks Comment on Data Security and Privacy Rules

Three Lessons for Debt Collectors from the CFPB’s Latest Supervisory Highlights: Amount Owed Accuracy, Disclosures, And Payment Dates

Kraninger Testimony Before Senate Banking Committee Focuses on Data Privacy, CFPB Structure, Student Loans, Military Lending Act, and Payday Lending Rule

New Jersey Judges Change Their Minds on 1692g Written Dispute Issues: One Case Dismissed, Another Certified for Interlocutory Appeal

Twin Bills To Alleviate Cost of Higher Education and Student Debt Introduced in House and Senate