In the 8 January 2016 issue of the New Law Journal, Trevor Slack looks into the economics of interest on judgment debt. His analysis seeks to narrow the scope for debate and make pre-judgment interest a relatively mechanical and uncontroversial issue. To read the article, click the link below
Fair lending: Considerations when searching for less discriminatory alternatives
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau increasingly expects institutions to explore less discriminatory alternatives (LDAs) as part of their disparate impact...