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Daily Digest – April 17. Judge Dismisses ‘Convenient Communication’ Case for Lack of Standing; Mass. AG Releases Guidance on Use of AI
Judge Dismisses ‘Convenient Communication’ Case for Lack of Standing Mass. AG Releases Guidance on Use of AI CFPB Updates Rule For Supervising Nonbanks 23 Companies Seeking Collection Talent WORTH NOTING: In celebration of Earth Day, here are seven ways to live more sustainably ... Drinking pure orange juice may have some unintended health benefits, according to a new study ...…
Mass. AG Releases Guidance on Use of AI
The Attorney General of Massachusetts yesterday released guidance surrounding the use of artificial intelligence and the obligations that companies have under state consumer protection and data privacy laws to make sure the technology doesn't take advantage of or otherwise deceive consumers. The guidance isn't necessarily anything new that companies in the accounts receivable management industry were not already doing, but…
CFPB Updates Rule For Supervising Nonbanks
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday issued a final rule updating its processes for how it identifies and designates non-banks for supervision. The rule was issued as a result of organizational changes at the Bureau, the CFPB said. The CFPB has been empowered since its inception with the authority to supervise nonbanks that are offering consumer financial products or services.…
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Judge Recommends Dismissal of FCRA ‘Permissible Purpose’ Case Against Collector
In a case that was defended by Martin Golden Lyons Watts Morgan…
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Daily Digest – April 17. Judge Dismisses ‘Convenient Communication’ Case for Lack of Standing; Mass. AG Releases Guidance on Use of AI
Judge Dismisses ‘Convenient Communication’ Case for Lack of Standing Mass. AG Releases…
Mass. AG Releases Guidance on Use of AI
The Attorney General of Massachusetts yesterday released guidance surrounding the use of…
CFPB Updates Rule For Supervising Nonbanks
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau yesterday issued a final rule updating its…
Judge Dismisses ‘Convenient Communication’ Case for Lack of Standing
It might not be a ruling on the merits of the plaintiff's…
23 Companies Seeking Collection Talent
During this, The Great Resignation Era, I thought it would be helpful…
Daily Digest – April 16. Suit Accuses Law Firm of Filing False Affidavit of Service; CFPB Letters Demonstrate Support for State Medical Debt Credit Reporting Efforts
Suit Accuses Law Firm of Filing False Affidavit of Service CFPB Letters…
David Williams Breaks Down Acquisition of RGS Financial
Having kicked the tires at about a dozen different companies during the past few years in considering acquisition targets, David Williams of Williams & Fudge knew he needed to find the right company to help grow his operation. And, as it turns out, the right target was one he had known for more than a decade. Last month, Williams & Fudge announced it was acquiring RGS Financial. David Williams, the president of Williams & Fudge, sat down with AccountsRecovery.net to discuss the acquisition, why diversification away from student loans was important for the company, and the importance of really getting to know the people involved on the other side of the table when making an acquisition. Watch the video to see everything David had to say.
