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The Financial Services Industry has gone through a tremendous amount of regulatory and operational IT change in recent years.

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Recent Updates

  • Are Yield Maintenance and Make-whole Provisions in Jeopardy? Recent Fifth Circuit Decision Casts Serious Doubt on Enforceability of Such Loan Provisions in the Context of Bankruptcy.
  • Fifth Circuit Holds CFPB Funding Structure is Unconstitutional, Invalidates Payday Lending Rule
  • CFPB Director States That a New Rule Aimed at Consumer Arbitration Clauses Is Unlikely but Calls for Non-monetary “Structural” Penalties for “Repeat Offenders”
  • California Governor Newsom Signs Blockchain and Crypto Assets Executive Order: Familiar Agencies To Lead Efforts To Regulate New Technology
  • The California Supreme Court Rules that Lenders Have No General Tort Duty to Process, Review, and Respond to a Borrower’s Application for a Loan Modification

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Dykema is recognized by industry leaders, leading industry publications, and peers as having one of the leading Financial Industry Groups in the United States. With a national presence and top-tier practitioners, Dykema provides legal representation and strategic counsel to all types of financial services companies. Our clients benefit from the combination of first-rate courtroom advocacy and an informed understanding of the regulatory landscape, which together form the foundation from which Dykema’s Financial Industry Group serves many of the most preeminent financial organizations in the country.

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