A Financial Watchdog’s Fate Is in Limbo. Idled Employees Are Still Being Paid.

Employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have been in a state of limbo for months.
SCOTUSblog

CashCall, Inc. v. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Application (25A46) granted by Justice Kagan extending the time to file until August 22, 2025. Application (25A46) granted by ...

Supreme Court’s Conservatives Have Already Narrowed the 1935 Precedent

Several conservative justices have indicated their willingness to strengthen the president’s power to fire independent agency ...
JD Supra

Federal Lawmakers Issue Contrasting Comment Letters on CFPB’s Section 1033 Consumer Data Rights Rulemaking

Recently, the heads of the House Financial Services Committee and a group of Democratic senators submitted competing comment letters in response ...

Trump calls it ‘woke.’ Senate Republicans say CDFI Fund is essential.

The Trump administration’s repeated efforts to kill the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund have run into a ...
JD Supra

Second Circuit Poised to Rule on What Law Applies to Consumer Wire Fraud

For years, courts faced with the question of who is liable for unauthorized wire transfers have turned to the familiar provisions of Article 4A of ...

Two Recent CFPB and FCC Rule-Related Actions Weaken Consumer Protections

These rule-related actions are two of the latest examples of administrative agencies under the Trump administration reducing ...
National Law Review

California AG Reaches Settlement with Sling TV for Alleged CCPA Violations As Part of CCPA Investigative Sweep of Streaming Services

On October 30, 2025, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a settlement with television streaming companies Sling TV LLC and Dish Media Sales LLC (collectively, “Sling TV”) to resolve ...