Failing to recognize the difference between a loan and a retail installment contract led to a costly violation of the Georgia Motor Vehicle Act.

Hudson plays Chicken Little as two New York dealers face the wrath of allegedly overcharged customers.

Dealers in Oregon are facing a class-action lawsuit that describes dealer participation as a kickback scheme.

Dealers who maintain records documenting their compliance efforts are better equipped to respond to regulatory inquests.

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

A lawsuit against a Georgia dealership claims a disagreement over a trade-in led to a misguided attempt at blackmail.

In response to rumors that President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to oust the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's director, the magazine’s legal eagle...

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.