Troutman Sanders CFS Law Monitor Blog – April in Review
We have posted several new topics to the Consumer Financial Services Law Monitor blog throughout the month of April. To read further, click on the titles below:
Debt Buyers & Collectors
- Second Circuit Says Debt Collectors Must Disclose Potential Interest and Fees
- Florida Federal Court Weighs In on TCPA and FDCPA Case
- Summary Judgment Granted Against Debt Collector in FTC Action
- Maryland Legislature Passes Bill Preventing Revival or Extension of Statute of Limitations for Debt Collection Based on Consumer Complaint
Background Screening
- Sixth Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment on FCRA Statute of Limitations
- New York City Issues Guidance Suggesting Background Screening Company Liability for Failure to Ensure Compliance With “Ban the Box” Requirements
- District Court Denies Motion for Class Certification Under FCRA
Cyber Security, Information Governance & Privacy
- 2016 Spring Update on U.S.-EU Privacy Shield Program
- U.S. Senate Passes Energy Bill with Cyber Security Provisions
- FTC Offers New Interactive Tool for Mobile Health App Developers
- Troutman Sanders Partner Ron Raether Featured in Information Security Media Group Interview
- Wendy’s Hit With Data Breach Class Action
- Fourth Circuit Holds Data Incident Covered by Insurance Policy
Credit Reporting & Data Brokers
- Continuing Impact of Campbell Ewald v. Gomez: Does Payment of Plaintiff’s Claim End Lawsuits?
- Ninth Circuit Rejects Post-Campbell-Ewald Attempt to Moot Class Claims by Depositing Unaccepted Funds into Escrow Account
- Supreme Court Deems Statistical Evidence Admissible in Class Action
- Court Rejects Plaintiff’s FCRA Claims on Summary Judgment
- District Court Denies Motion for Class Certification Under FCRA
State Attorneys General, CFPB & FTC
- FTC Approves Final Order in Java Security Update Case
- CFPB Budget Reform Approved By House Financial Services Committee
- Missouri’s Action Against Charter for Improper Telemarketing Largely Survives First Legal Test
CFS Events