Lawyers who practice before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau agree on one thing: “It’s been good for law firms,” said Ballard Spahr partner Alan Kaplinsky.
Created by the Dodd-Frank Act, the agency turned 3 Monday. In the last 12 months, lawyers say the CFPB has hit its stride after the confirmation of director Richard Cordray last July, bringing a series of big-ticket enforcement actions.
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