News Category: Webinars

Hudson Cook partners Michael Goodman, Meghan Musselman and Ryan Stinneford will discuss the latest legal happenings affecting the fintech industry, including state regulatory sandbox legislation, recent enforcement actions, and what’s next for the OCC fintech charter. Hudson Cook, LLP provides articles, webinars and other content on its website from time to time provided both by… Continue reading Webinar: Fintech Update – Emerging Issues in FinTech Regulation, Legislation and Enforcement

Intrigue? Drama? Suspense? You don’t need Hollywood, as life imitates art at the CFPB. Join Hudson Cook attorneys Lucy Morris, Jean Noonan, Jim Chareq, and Allen Denson as they discuss the first months of the Mulvaney administration at the CFPB and project what the next few months will bring at the CFPB and other agencies.… Continue reading Webinar: State of Play: How New Leadership at the CFPB is Changing Financial Regulation

Join attorneys from Hudson Cook’s Government Investigations, Examinations, and Enforcement practice group for an overview of state attorney general enforcement in the consumer financial services space. Lucy Morris, Jim Chareq, Allen Denson, and Anastasia Caton will discuss how state AGs can and do enforce the federal Consumer Financial Protection Act, and state laws and regulations… Continue reading Webinar: State AGs: Enforcement Beyond the CFPB

Panelists discuss the final rule and what it means for small dollar lenders. Panelists: Hudson Cook, LLP provides articles, webinars and other content on its website from time to time provided both by attorneys with Hudson Cook, LLP, and by other outside authors, for information purposes only. Hudson Cook, LLP does not warrant the accuracy… Continue reading Webinar: First Takes on the CFPB Small Dollar Rule: What it Means for You

The CFPB has issued a long awaited final rule governing the use of pre-dispute arbitration agreements by providers of consumer financial products and services. Please join Hudson Cook, LLP’s Automotive and Personal Property Finance attorneys Michael Benoit, Eric Johnson, and Nikki Munro as they discuss the scope, requirements and substance of the rule, political and… Continue reading Webinar: The CFPB’s New Arbitration Rule

New Jersey recently enacted a law governing the installation and use of starter interrupt and GPS technology. Federal regulators like the FTC and the CFPB have expressed an interest, through investigations or examinations, in the installation and use of starter interrupt and GPS technology. Join Hudson Cook attorneys Eric Johnson, Nikki Munro, and Erik Kosa… Continue reading Webinar: Perspectives on Starter Interrupt & GPS Tracking Technology – State of the Law, Investigations, and Best Practices

Revisions to the FTC’s Used Car Rule took effect on January 27. Are you in compliance? Join Hudson Cook attorneys Catharine Andricos, Lauren Hunt and Chris Capurso for a discussion of some of the challenges dealers are facing as they switch to the new Buyers Guide form. First, we will provide a primer on dealer… Continue reading Webinar: Making Sense of the FTC’s New Used Car Rule: How to Disclose Warranty & Service Contract Coverage on the New Buyers Guide

William Shakespeare in The Tempest proclaimed that “The past is prologue.” Will that be the case for the Federal Trade Commission’s regulation and oversight of the consumer financial products and services industry in the new Trump administration? Or are we going to see a radical shift in direction? Join Hudson Cook partners Jean Noonan, Lucy… Continue reading Webinar: The Federal Trade Commission Under the Trump Administration: Past, Present, and Future

Hudson Cook, LLP presented a free webinar on Thursday, June 9, addressing the CFPB’s proposed small dollar lending rule. Panelists discussed the CFPB’s analysis of consumer harm, credit products addressed and excluded under the proposal, the ability to repay analysis, the structural protection options for short term and long term credit, and other considerations. Panelists:… Continue reading Webinar: The CFPB’s Proposal on Payday, Title, and Similar Installment Loans