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New Jersey Joins Other States Regulating Student Loan Servicers

August 16, 2019 By Lisa Lanham

A&B Abstract New Jersey recently enacted its own version of a Student Loan Bill of Rights, which requires the licensing of any person acting “directly or indirectly” as a student loan servicer. In light of the growing number of states enacting similar language to regulate the student loan industry, what might this mean for the […]

Filed Under: Licensing, State Law, Student Loans Tagged With: New Jersey, student loan servicing

North Carolina Enacts Servicemember Protections

August 9, 2019 By Morey Barnes Yost

A&B Abstract: North Carolina is the latest state to extend the protections of the federal Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (“SCRA”), 50 U.S.C. §§ 3901 et seq., to active duty members of its National Guard.  What does the new law require? North Carolina Servicemembers Civil Relief Act On July 25, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper signed […]

Filed Under: Mortgage Loans, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), State Law, Unfair, Deceptive and Abusive Acts or Practices (UDAAP) Tagged With: North Carolina, SCRA

Rhode Island Requires Licensure for Virtual Currency Business Activity

August 5, 2019 By Jessica Keenum

A&B Abstract: Effective January 1, 2020, Rhode Island will regulate virtual currency under its money transmission laws. Background Forty-nine states and the District of Columbia regulate money transmission.  Almost all of those jurisdictions have different definitions and exemptions that determine whether their laws apply to certain businesses or activities. The result is a complex, patchwork […]

Filed Under: Licensing, State Law Tagged With: Money transmitter, Rhode Island, virtual currency

Student Loan Servicers Remain Liable Under State Law for Affirmative Misrepresentations to Borrowers

July 30, 2019 By Sam Bragg

A&B Abstract:  The Seventh Circuit recently held that the federal Higher Education Act does not preempt state law consumer protection and tort claims where student loan servicers made affirmative misrepresentations to borrowers regarding repayment options. As such, student loan servicers should be aware that representations they make to borrowers may be subject to state consumer […]

Filed Under: State Law, Student Loans Tagged With: HEA, Nelson v. Great Lakes, student loan servicing

Maryland Clarifies New Net Worth Requirements for Mortgage Servicers

July 28, 2019 By Nanci Weissgold

A&B Abstract: Effective October 1, 2019, the Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation will impose new net worth requirements on licensees. Importantly, Maryland servicing licensees without GSE approvals may not use a line of credit to satisfy the net worth requirements. However, mortgage servicers may include mortgage servicing rights in the calculation of tangible net worth.  […]

Filed Under: Licensing, Mortgage Loans, State Law Tagged With: GSE servicing, Maryland, tangible net worth

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