It’s never easy to predict how the market will change, and things are shifting faster than ever.
Forecasting the Foreclosure and Eviction Landscape
Blog: Mortgage Industry Must-Knows
Sixth Circuit Rules on Significant Class Action Attorney’s Fees Issues
Class action defendants and practitioners in the Sixth Circuit will want to add today’s published decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
Seventh Circuit Issues Important FDCPA Decision on Credit Reporting Medical Debt
The Seventh Circuit held today that a debt collector does not commit an unfair or unconscionable act in violation of Section 1692f of the FDCPA by furnishing
Avoiding the Post-Lockdown Courtroom Gridlock
With each passing day of court closures, the post-crisis pileup of postponed hearings grows.
D.C. Circuit Dismisses FDCPA Class Action Involving False Affidavits for Lack of Standing
Jurisdiction is both tricky and sticky. That is the lesson from a recent decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia,
Ninth Circuit Holds Settlement of Lead Plaintiff’s Individual Claims Moots Class Claims
A hot button issue in class action litigation remains whether a lead plaintiff in a class action brought in federal court can continue to prosecute class claims after voluntarily resolving his individual claims.