More states are joining the chorus of calls to enforce consumer laws more rigorously, as the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau shows signs of reducing its oversight responsibility. So far, at least four states have created state watchdog agencies akin to the CFPB. The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office in July 2017 established a consumer financial protection unit, which focuses on mortgage issues, debt collection, payday lending and auto financing. Roughly 15 of its 25 attorneys ...