Overview Experience Events News Intelligence Michael C. Lueder Partner mlueder foley.com Download vCard 1234next Florida Judge Rejects Long-Standing Definition of Express Consent Under Telephone Consumer Protection Act 13 May 2013 Legal News Alert: Consumer Financial Services On May 8, 2013, Florida Judge Robert Scola, Jr. rejected the Federal Communications Commission’s long-standing definition of express consent. In Mais v. Gulf Coast... Florida Judge Rejects Long Standing, Accepted Definition of Express Consent Under Telephone Consumer Protection Act 10 May 2013 The CFSL Bulletin On May 8, 2013 Florida Judge Robert Scola, Jr. rejected the Federal Communications Commission longstanding definition of express consent. In Mais v. Gulf Coast Collection... New Risks for Indirect Lenders 22 April 2013 The CFSL Bulletin Last month the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced that it will start holding banks accountable for the discriminatory actions of indirect auto lenders. The... Zip Code Requests Off-Limits in Massachusetts Credit Card Transactions 21 March 2013 Legal News Alert: Litigation In a recent decision, Tyler v. Michaels Stores, Inc., the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that zip codes are “personal identification information” and... CFPB Gives Heads Up to Mortgage Servicers 14 February 2013 The CFSL Bulletin During the Great Recession courts expressed frustration with sloppy paperwork and borrowers’ inability to get anyone to help them work out problem loans. Many... What Constitutes "Express Consent" Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act 03 December 2012 The CFSL Bulletin The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals may soon clarify what constitutes express consent under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). U.S. District Court Judge... Banks Can't Decide What Triggers FCRA Investigation 14 November 2012 Law360 Partner Michael Lueder authored an article that appeared in Law360 on November 14, 2012 titled “Banks Can't Decide What Triggers FCRA Investigation.” Sixth Circuit Rules "Envelope Theory" Fails to Rebut the Presumption of Receipt of TILA Notice of Cancellation 05 September 2012 The CFSL Bulletin The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled Janet and Raymond Lee could not rescind their mortgage loan from Countywide Home Loans because... Dodging A Bullet: First American Financial V. Edwards 12 July 2012 Privacy & Consumer Protection Law360 Partner Michael Lueder authored an article that appeared in Privacy & Consumer Protection Law360 on July 12, 2012 titled "Dodging A Bullet: First American Financial... Non-Banks: A New Federal Regulator May Have Plans for You 30 May 2012 Legal News Alert: Consumer Financial Services Litigation Some “non-banks” that provide financial products and services to consumers may soon receive notice that they have a new federal regulator. The Consumer Financial... 1234next Related 1 2 3
Florida Judge Rejects Long-Standing Definition of Express Consent Under Telephone Consumer Protection Act 13 May 2013 Legal News Alert: Consumer Financial Services On May 8, 2013, Florida Judge Robert Scola, Jr. rejected the Federal Communications Commission’s long-standing definition of express consent. In Mais v. Gulf Coast...
Florida Judge Rejects Long Standing, Accepted Definition of Express Consent Under Telephone Consumer Protection Act 10 May 2013 The CFSL Bulletin On May 8, 2013 Florida Judge Robert Scola, Jr. rejected the Federal Communications Commission longstanding definition of express consent. In Mais v. Gulf Coast Collection...
New Risks for Indirect Lenders 22 April 2013 The CFSL Bulletin Last month the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced that it will start holding banks accountable for the discriminatory actions of indirect auto lenders. The...
Zip Code Requests Off-Limits in Massachusetts Credit Card Transactions 21 March 2013 Legal News Alert: Litigation In a recent decision, Tyler v. Michaels Stores, Inc., the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that zip codes are “personal identification information” and...
CFPB Gives Heads Up to Mortgage Servicers 14 February 2013 The CFSL Bulletin During the Great Recession courts expressed frustration with sloppy paperwork and borrowers’ inability to get anyone to help them work out problem loans. Many...
What Constitutes "Express Consent" Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act 03 December 2012 The CFSL Bulletin The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals may soon clarify what constitutes express consent under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA). U.S. District Court Judge...
Banks Can't Decide What Triggers FCRA Investigation 14 November 2012 Law360 Partner Michael Lueder authored an article that appeared in Law360 on November 14, 2012 titled “Banks Can't Decide What Triggers FCRA Investigation.”
Sixth Circuit Rules "Envelope Theory" Fails to Rebut the Presumption of Receipt of TILA Notice of Cancellation 05 September 2012 The CFSL Bulletin The United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit has ruled Janet and Raymond Lee could not rescind their mortgage loan from Countywide Home Loans because...
Dodging A Bullet: First American Financial V. Edwards 12 July 2012 Privacy & Consumer Protection Law360 Partner Michael Lueder authored an article that appeared in Privacy & Consumer Protection Law360 on July 12, 2012 titled "Dodging A Bullet: First American Financial...
Non-Banks: A New Federal Regulator May Have Plans for You 30 May 2012 Legal News Alert: Consumer Financial Services Litigation Some “non-banks” that provide financial products and services to consumers may soon receive notice that they have a new federal regulator. The Consumer Financial...