A recent House hearing highlighted differences on how the CFPB should strengthen fair debt collection practices.

A mortgage lender is taking on the state of Connecticut over its interpretation of licensing laws, which it claims put it out of business.

All American Check Cashing’s petition before the SCOTUS presents a new question: what is the remedy if the bureau’s leadership structure is found to be unconstitutional?

CFPB Director Kathy Kraninger has adopted a balanced approach in public enforcement actions in recent months, according to an analysis by one law firm.

The bureau has finalized three policies in order to promote innovation in the financial services industry.

The CFPB issued its first no-action letter under a new policy, which promises regulatory relief under RESPA.

The bureau has denied Bank of America’s petition to set aside a civil investigative demand over possible unauthorized accounts.

In yet another volte-face, the CFPB now believes the rule limiting the president’s ability to fire the bureau’s head is unconstitutional, according to a brief filed last week by the Department of Justice.

A Florida federal judge termed a CFPB lawsuit against Ocwen Financial for widespread mortgage servicing failures as “shotgun pleading.” The court, however, allowed the CFPB to amend and refile the suit.

The CFPB recently fined Texas-based Maxitransfers Corp. $500,000 for violations of the Remittance Transfer Rule. This is the bureau’s first enforcement action under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act.