Student Loan Debt Archives - Page 4 of 70

July 9, 2020 by Meghan Quinn in Collection Laws and Regulations

TCPA Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Continue to Get Slapped Around in RICO Conspiracy Case

Editor's note: This article is provided through a partnership between insideARM and Squire Patton Boggs LLP, which provides a steady stream of timely, insightful and entertaining takes on TCPAWorld.com of...

June 24, 2020 by Stephanie Eidelman in Department of Education Collections

Behind the Scenes of Student Loan Payments During Covid-19

Recent media reports have warned about increasing federal student loan defaults and called upon Washington to extend the current suspension of payments. In a piece for CNBC, Annie Nova quotes...

May 14, 2020 by Joann Needleman in Collection Laws and Regulations

House Version of New Stimulus Package Proposes Debt Collectors Go Into Debt So Consumers Don't Have To

Editor's Note: This article originally appeared as an Alert on ClarkHill.com, and is republished here with permission. -- Since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis, Democrats have been anxious to put forth their proposals...

April 27, 2020 by Jason Ingber in Collection Laws and Regulations

RICO Claim Update: Navient Beats the Lohman Law Firm Again–Court Determines Crime/Fraud Exception Permits Disclosure

Editor's note: This article is provided through a partnership between insideARM and Squire Patton Boggs LLP, which provides a steady stream of timely, insightful and entertaining takes on TCPAWorld.com of...

April 15, 2020 by Balaji Rajan in Department of Education Collections

Three Solutions to Help Defaulted Borrowers Under the CARES Act Provisions

Almost all Federally-held defaulted student loan borrowers received tremendous support through the CARES Act. The measures enacted by the Congress included payment suspension, Treasury Offset, Wage Garnishment, and all outbound...

April 14, 2020 by Katie Grzechnik Neill in COVID-19

Consumer Groups Call for Cancellation of Federal Student Loan Debt as Part of Pandemic Relief

Editor's Note: For all related insideARM articles and other information, please check insideARM's COVID-19 Impact resources page. -- Yesterday, a group of 66 groups—including community, civil rights, consumer, and student advocacy groups—wrote a letter...

April 9, 2020 by Jason Ingber in Collection Laws and Regulations

Student Loan Debt

TCPA Plaintiffs’ Lawyers Continue to Get Slapped Around in RICO Conspiracy Case

Behind the Scenes of Student Loan Payments During Covid-19

House Version of New Stimulus Package Proposes Debt Collectors Go Into Debt So Consumers Don't Have To

RICO Claim Update: Navient Beats the Lohman Law Firm Again–Court Determines Crime/Fraud Exception Permits Disclosure

Three Solutions to Help Defaulted Borrowers Under the CARES Act Provisions

Consumer Groups Call for Cancellation of Federal Student Loan Debt as Part of Pandemic Relief

Ugly TCPA Conspiracy Case—Filed by Navient Against a Plaintiff's Attorney—Cleansed a Bit by Dismissing Counterclaims

ED Suspends Student Debt Collection Due to COVID-19

New York Temporarily Halts Collection on Medical, Student Debt Owed to the State

Whitepaper on Debt Collection Released by the Conference of State Bank Supervisors

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