The CFPB withdrew 67 guidance documents, many with significant utility in consumer litigation involving FDCPA, FCRA, TILA, UDAP, and other credit laws. This article explains the withdrawn documents continued use in consumer litigation and the withdrawal’s justification, and lists the 67 documents, organized by consumer law statute, with links for more information.
Odds are the answers to your consumer law questions can be found on The NCLC Digital Library. But pinpointing quickly what you need is not always easy, and you may not even be sure what the key issues are in a case. Here are ten insider tips for finding the answers you seek while also helping you ask the right questions.
The CFPB’s pared down Payday Loan Rule finally went into effect on March 30, 2025. This article explains three surprising facts about the rule’s importance to consumer practitioners: the rule’s provisions offer significant protections, apply to many forms of high-cost lending, and the rule offers substantial assistance in private litigation involving not only overdraft and NSF fees, but also any litigation involving high-cost lenders.
Frequently consumer claims are blocked from court, either because an arbitration provision is enforceable, or it is impractical to challenge the arbitration requirement. When a consumer’s claims are blocked from court, this article provides ten reasons why bringing the case in arbitration is always worth considering.
Aggregated lists of resources from the NCLC Digital Library and NCLC.org on pertinent housing topics:
Tangled Titles | Zombie Second Mortgages | Property Tax Foreclosure | Natural Disasters | Mortgage Servicing Pleadings
Browse medical debt resources for advocates: material from NCLC's treatises, written submissions from NCLC & NACA conferences, and other practice tools.
Policy and analysis, statutes and regulations, sample pleadings, court decisions, and more - all publicly accessible on the NCLC Digital Library.
