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After much anticipation, Senate bill 2155—which rolls back major aspects of the Dodd-Frank law—was approved by Congress and was signed into law by President Trump.
By Barbara S. Mishkin on May 30, 2018 Posted in Auto Finance, CFPB Enforcement, CFPB Monitor According to a Politico report, CFPB Acting Director Mick
The word “blockchain” is most frequently conjoined with terms such as “cryptocurrency” or “bitcoin”. But it is much, much, more. However, for most people, including
Most folks don’t review their health and life insurance policies until they need to. The same holds true of the dispute resolution provisions of the
A Wrong-Headed Law? Most people have never heard of the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act, commonly known as “FIRPTA” – unless they have
When I first began practicing law – yes, in the Dark Ages – interest rates for a 30-year mortgage were 7.44%. By January 1980, they
What follows is a brief summary of the various ways two or more persons can hold title to Oregon real estate. Note, the following information
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The Licensed Professional Inspections portion of Section 10 of the 2018 OREF Statewide Residential Sale Agreement form, contains the following provision: Buyer shall not provide
