Can damages exist without evidence? Hudson retells the story of a New Jersey dealer who stood up to charges of concealing a salvage title — and won.

Legal experts break down the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s new arbitration rule and how it could affect your dealership.

Statewide sweeps should convince dealers to clear the flim-flam artists from your F&I department.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is taking baby steps toward financial literacy, but it remains far from the head of the class.

The CFPB’s inability to master the basic vocabulary of automotive finance does a disservice to the consumers whose interests it is charged with protecting.

The CFPB really is following you, and every mistake you make in the showroom and in your advertising can lead to an enforcement action.

The CFPB has elected to forgo the rulemaking process and rely on enforcement to hammer businesses in the name of consumer protection.

If you’re wondering where all those pesky rules and regulations come from, look no further than the dealer down the street.

The CFPB has found an unexpected foe in Eric Schneiderman, an activist attorney general who believes arbitration is ‘efficient and effective.’

Countless examples prove that dealer advertising is an easy target for regulators.