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CFPB- Possible Appellate Court Outcomes

Michael / 18 February 2017

American Banker provides analysis on the possible outcomes of the CFPB appellate litigation. Read this and sound smart at networking events.

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18 February 2017 in Financial Services, Litigation, Regulators.

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