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D.C. Circuit Narrows District Court’s Preliminary Injunction in CFPB Fight

by John Coleman, Amanda Lawrence and John (Jay) Williams
6 minute read | April.14.2025

The ruling permits the administration greater flexibility in determining the agency’s headcount while the full appeal is before the D.C. Circuit.

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U.S. District Court Blocks CFPB Shutdown; Trump Administration Seeks Immediate Stay

by John Coleman, Amanda Lawrence and John (Jay) Williams
7 minute read | April.01.2025

Judge Amy Berman Jackson barred CFPB leaders from dissolving the agency until a court decision is made on its legality.

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The Continued State Enforcement of Federal Financial Regulatory Laws

by Jedd Bellman, Amanda Lawrence, Sasha Leonhardt and Marisa Perfetti
12 minute read | March.06.2025

The CFPB’s efforts to provide guidance illustrate an aggressive, state-centric framework for enforcement that is likely to persist.

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CFPB Pause: Where From Here?

5 minute read | February.21.2025

Key takeaways from recent developments at the CFPB and how they will shape rulemaking, regulation and enforcement at the federal and state levels.

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Q&A: What Will the CFPB Look Like Under McKernan?

by John Coleman, Amanda Lawrence, Leslie Meredith and John (Jay) Williams
3 minute read | February.14.2025

We explore key questions about McKernan’s background, his views on regulation based on his public statements and what they may mean for the future.

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Who Is Jonathan McKernan, the Nominee for CFPB Director?

by John Coleman, Amanda Lawrence, Leslie Meredith and John (Jay) Williams
6 minute read | February.12.2025

On February 11, the White House announced the nomination of Jonathan McKernan to serve as Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

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Q&A: Will States Take the Lead in Consumer Protection?

by Amanda Lawrence, John Coleman, Clinton Rockwell, John (Jay) Williams, Kathryn Ryan, Jedd Bellman and Olivia Ragoowansi
4 minute read | February.11.2025

With the CFPB on pause for now, we explore key questions about how the consumer financial services regulatory landscape appears to be shifting.

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Will State-Level Consumer Protection Activity Increase Amid CFPB Shakeup?

by Amanda Lawrence, John Coleman, Clinton Rockwell, John (Jay) Williams, Kathryn Ryan, Jedd Bellman and Olivia Ragoowansi
8 minute read | February.10.2025

As the CFPB undergoes significant transition, certain state financial regulators and attorneys general appear poised to step into the Bureau’s shoes.

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CFPB Proposal to Broaden EFTA/Reg E Scope has Implications for Crypto, Gaming and Credit Cards

by John Coleman, Behnam Dayanim, Amanda Lawrence, Edward Somers, John (Jay) Williams and Olivia Ragoowansi
4 minute read | January.15.2025

The Bureau's proposed change would expand the definition of "funds" and "accounts" to encompass a wide range of digital assets.

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The Post-Election Outlook for State Financial Regulation

1 hour watch | December.03.2024

Join Team Orrick for a conversation about anticipated financial regulatory, enforcement and policy-making priorities at the state level.

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What’s Coming in Consumer Finance Regulation & Enforcement?

1 hour watch | November.14.2024

The Trump Administration promises a new landscape for financial institutions and fintechs. Members of Orrick's Financial & Fintech Advisory team ...

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Supreme Court Curtails Use of Administrative Courts in SEC Enforcement Proceedings: What it Means for Other Agencies and What Happens Next

by Leslie Meredith, Amanda Lawrence, Ignacio Sandoval and Amy Walsh
8 minute read | July.02.2024

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that defendants in securities fraud cases brought by the SEC are entitled by the Seventh Amendment.