A new logo for the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection graces the wall at the agency’s headquarters in Washington. Acting Director Mick Mulvaney has embraced the formal name of the agency, rather than “Consumer Financial Protection Bureau,” or CFPB. Credit: C. Ryan Barber / National Law Journal
“Now that President Trump has decided to seek Senate confirmation of a new director for the independent Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Ms. English is stepping down and we intend to file court papers on Monday to bring the litigation to a close."
July 06, 2018 at 04:45 PM
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The court battle over control of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is coming to an end.
On Friday, Leandra English, the bureau’s deputy director, announced she plans to resign next week. English also intends to drop her suit challenging the Trump administration’s appointment of Mick Mulvaney as the agency’s interim leader.
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