A federal appeals court on Wednesday revived a lawsuit the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau brought against mortgage lender Ocwen Financial Corp., finding that a previous 2013 settlement did not block new claims from the agency.

The CFPB sued Ocwen in 2017, alleging the company broke consumer protection laws over a three-year period, and Senior U.S. District Judge Kenneth A. Marra dismissed those claims by pointing to a 2014 agreement the two entities entered into to resolve unlawful mortgage-servicing practice allegations.