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TILA prohibition on mandatory arbitration provisions in mortgage agreements takes effect June 1, 2013

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has enacted a new rule that will prohibit the inclusion of mandatory arbitration provisions and waivers of

Just two months after the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in Canning v. National Labor Relations Board that President Barack

The Telephone Consumer Protection Act regulates the use of autopredictive dialers, which are used to initiate faxes, prerecorded voice messages, and

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) announced that it had settled enforcement actions against four insurance companies in connection with

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued a guidance bulletin announcing that it will treat indirect auto lenders as creditors subject to the

Keeping its promise to make consumer complaints available for all the consumer financial products and services it oversees, the Consumer Financial

In a much-anticipated ruling that could significantly restrict the efforts of class action plaintiffs and their lawyers to avoid litigating in

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has announced its intention to oversee the nation's largest nonbank loan servicers, which service more than

The Federal Trade Commission has released its annual report listing the top consumer complaint categories for 2012. Identity theft once again topped

Filling the vacancy left by outgoing chair Jon Leibowitz, President Barack Obama named Edith Ramirez as the next head of the Federal Trade Commission