Consumer finance lawyers have spent the last year helping their clients adjust to sweeping regulatory changes to the residential mortgage industry that are set to go into effect in January, and last month brought with it another round of regulations that will keep the attorneys busy well into 2015.
December 03, 2013 at 07:00 PM
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Consumer finance lawyers have spent the last year helping their clients adjust to sweeping regulatory changes to the residential mortgage industry that are set to go into effect in January, and last month brought with it another round of regulations that will keep the attorneys busy well into 2015.
And that is for just one industry.
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