Presentation
On December 16, 2020, Mark Edelman (Cleveland), Colin Quillinan (Albany), and Jeremy Rzepka (Cleveland) participated in the “Industry Pulse” webinar through Auto Finance News, discussing the continued shift to digital lending, changing state laws, and an increase in repossessions.
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June 11, 2021
Member Rudy Cerone (New Orleans) participated in a webinar through Auto Finance News, discussing the implications on repossessions in the bankruptcy context given the recent Supreme Court decision in Chicago v. Fulton.
May 12, 2021
Mark Edelman (Cleveland) will participate in a Regulation Roundtable on Wednesday, May 12, 2021, during the 14th Annual Auto Finance Risk Summit. The panelists will discuss the changing state and federal regulatory landscape on the coattails of the new Biden administration in Washington, and what auto lenders can do to keep their regulatory compliance up-to-date andMore
January 6, 2021
Member Mark Edelman (Cleveland) authored a Compliance column in the January issue of Auto Finance News, in which he outlined the possible topics on the compliance horizon for the year ahead, including coronavirus impacts on the industry, CFPB leadership under Biden, and California's new DFPI.
December 9, 2020
Washington, DC Attorneys Bob Driscoll (co-chair of McGlinchey’s government and internal investigations team) and Brian Fink (attorney in the consumer financial services compliance group) were featured in a webinar presented by Auto Finance News/Auto Finance Excellence on December 8, 2020. The discussion centered around upcoming changes in regulation for consumer finance companies, particularly auto lenders,More
November 2, 2020
The short history of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has resulted in a wild ride for the financial sector with respect to rulemaking and enforcement of consumer finance laws. Turbulent times for the CFPB and industry may continue, in light of the possibility of a change in administration following the 2020 presidential election coupled with continued economic fallout of the COVID pandemic.
October 30, 2020
If a change of administration transpires due to the upcoming election, here are some considerations that financial services companies should keep in mind.