mike-van / pexelsEven just before a holiday, news in the ARM industry never stops, and determining what’s truly relevant can be a challenge. That’s where insideARM’s weekly recap comes in. Our weekly recap of top stories will give you the news we found most interesting and, more importantly, why we think it’s relevant. At the end of June, we brought you details from Orrick about a state court standing win, insights into what Rohit Chopra’s return to government really means, and practical steps to modernize your default management processes.
On Tuesday, we published details from Orrick about an FCRA standing win in Illinois State Court. As dismissals for standing in federal court increased over the last several years, we saw an influx in state court cases. Since state court standing requirements differ from federal requirements, there were some questions as to how these standing arguments would play out. This case provides one example.
On Wednesday, we published insights from Venable regarding what Rohit Chopra’s return to government might mean. Those in the ARM industry are familiar with Mr. Chopra’s impact on the ARM industry during his tenure at the CFPB. Now that he has been tapped for a role in CA, one of the most influential consumer protection jurisdictions in the country, he will surely continue to impact the industry. This article examines some of those potential impacts.
On Thursday, we brought you practical steps from Bridgeforce regarding things your organization should consider as it modernizes its default management process. As the world changes, so too must our processes. The old ways of doing things no longer work as effectively as they used to, but it can be tough to determine what needs to change and why. This piece provides practical insights into key areas that are worth looking at as your organization evolves.
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