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“US court rejects transfer of credit card fees rule case amid focus on ‘judge shopping’”

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“US court rejects transfer of credit card fees rule case amid focus on ‘judge shopping’”: Nate Raymond of Reuters has a report that begins, “A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that a Texas judge wrongly transferred to another court in Washington, D.C.,

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“Washington Judge Cedes Credit Card Late Fee Suit to Texas Court; Fifth Circuit blocked transfer of the case from Texas; Industry is seeking an injunction blocking $8 fee cap”

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“Washington Judge Cedes Credit Card Late Fee Suit to Texas Court; Fifth Circuit blocked transfer of the case from Texas; Industry is seeking an injunction blocking $8 fee cap”: Evan Weinberger of Bloomberg Law has this report.

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Exxon sues Dakota Access Pipeline operators over disputed fines and fees

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XTO Energy, a subsidiary of Exxon Mobil, sued Energy Transfer LLC on Monday in a Texas state court for breach of contract involving disputed fines related to the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL). Exxon attempted to invoke a force majeure clause, but Energy Transfer rejected the claim.

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Proposed Regulations for Direct Pay Under the Inflation Reduction Act: Guidelines for Cities

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Direct pay – which is already in effect as of January 1, 2023 – allows tax-exempt entities, including local governments, to claim the value of certain clean energy and other tax credits as a cash payment, rather than as an offset to tax liability that they do not have. Written comments are due on August 14, 2023.

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Credit Union Ruling Imperils Fund Transfer Law, 4th Circ. Told

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A federal district court's decision to hold a credit union liable for $558,000 in compensatory damages over a scammer's use of its services disrupts the framework of fund transfer law and jeopardizes the day-to-day feasibility of the nation's fund-transfer systems, an amicus brief filed in the Fourth Circuit argues.

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Switzerland federal court fines Credit Suisse 2M Swiss francs for failing to prevent money laundering

JURIST

Switzerland’s Federal Criminal Court Monday fined Credit Suisse two million Swiss francs for failing to stop an employee who allowed a criminal organization to launder money through the bank. It also confiscated 12 million francs from Credit Suisse accounts linked to money laundering.

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Usury – historical references and bankruptcy

Diane Drain

The creditors are happy to give everyone credit, whether or not they qualify. These creditors have no regard for the individual’s ability to repay the credit. These creditors have no regard for the individual’s ability to repay the credit. Companies fail, jobs are lost, people get sick and families are broken.