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How Far Can the CFPB Cast Its Net for Abusiveness Claims?Part 2 of our examination of the emerging patterns in how the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has ruled that companies have been "abusive" in their treatment of consumers under the authority found in Title X of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street and Consumer Protection Act.
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CFPB Enforcement of the Abusive StandardThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's claims against PayPal illuminate emerging patterns in the agency's enforcement docket and reveal significant insights on the direction in which things are headed.
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