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The NCUA board has approved a plan to continue the agency's temporary 18% rate ceiling for most loans made by federal credit unions.

The New York Department of Financial Services has published proposed rules governing Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) financing plans operating in the state.

In a recent published opinion, the Third Circuit affirmed the District Court's sanctions against JP Ward & Associates, attorney Travis Gordon, and attorney Joshua Ward for engaging in, as the District Court put it, "a campaign of deception.".

President Trump has signed a bill that would restrict the use of "trigger leads" in the mortgage industry. The legislation will become effective on March 5, 2026.

John Crews has been sworn in as Chairman of the NCUA board, becoming the sole member of the three-member board following Kyle Hauptman's departure. With extensive experience working for President Trump and Republicans on Capitol Hill, Crews outlined his priorities including safeguarding credit union member-owners, promoting regulatory efficiency, and supporting access to affordable financial services nationwide.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced last week that U.K. law enforcement officials arrested, at its request, an Austrian national, Peter Weinzierl, for his alleged participation in a wide-ranging...

As a reminder, the Financial Crime Enforcement Network's (FinCEN) Residential Real Estate rule (the "Real Estate Rule") is effective March 1, 2026. The Real Estate Rule was originally to take effect December 1, 2025...

In a recent patent case, the U.S. government urged a Texas federal court to give greater weight to the difficulty of calculating damages as a basis for finding irreparable harm.

This new case highlights why Rule 52 motions may be the preferred motion to efficiently resolve ERISA benefit claims.

On May 29, 2026, Governor Abigail Spanberger vetoed Virginia’s closely watched class action legislation, preserving Virginia’s status as one of only two states in the country (the other one being Mississippi)...

On May 21, 2021, the U.S. Housing and Urban Development ("HUD") announced that it had reached a settlement with California-based Cascade Village Apartments II, LP ("Cascade Village")...

Despite broader economic headwinds and a slowdown in new development, student housing remains a resilient and attractive asset class.

A Washington court recently ruled that fuel card issuers owe retailing business and occupation tax on fuel that their cardholders purchase in Washington state.

Welcome, taxpayers and soon-to-be trick-or-treaters, to our annual Washington State October 31 reconciliation reminder.

The Department of Education (DOE) will hold five days of virtual public hearings on Title IX enforcement starting on June 7. This comes as part of the DOE's comprehensive review...

Accusing the Trump Administration of "dismantling" the CFPB, New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is calling on city and state officials to fill the void by strengthening consumer protection laws...

Brendan Collins speaks with Michael Davin, Senior Director of Energy and Resources Policy at the National Association of Manufacturers, about the urgent need for permitting reform in the manufacturing sector. Davin outlines how outdated and unpredictable permitting processes cost manufacturers up to $8 billion annually and discusses current congressional efforts to streamline approvals while maintaining environmental protections.

The CFPB's debt collection final rule will significantly impact the operations of mortgage servicers.