The Office of OCC litigated that WFC had not met the requirements of a 2018 consent order when the regulator ordered the bank to pay back customers who were charged excessive or improper fees.

Wells Fargo said that a 2021 OCC consent order over its loss mitigation posture has been terminated, calling the move a validation.

On March 27, the FTC announced that a fintech company offering cash advances through a mobile app has agreed to pay $17 million to resolve ...

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Wells Fargo & Company’s WFC 2021 consent order related to related to loss mitigation practices in its Home Lending business ...

We expect continued scrutiny by regulators on fees, including enforcement actions and rulemakings, with the caveat that the new administration ...

The judge who denied the fee application relied on inappropriate and irrelevant considerations, the appeals court said.

Her order does not specifically mention Maryland’s case, but a State Police statement last month said the U.S. District Court for Maryland had dismissed the consent ... taxes and fees to watch ...

The proposed order against a Media man and his operation seeks payment on 39 copyright, trademark and cybersquatting ...

Her order had been drafted by the public access ... City officials have spent more than $1 million in legal fees fighting the public access lawsuit. City spokesperson Madison Thesing called ...

The University of Cambridge has been granted a High Court order blocking Israel-Palestine protests on parts ... related to ...