by Jeff Sovern
I have been remiss in not drawing readers' attention to the very interesting and informative Ballard Spahr blog on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau CFPB Monitor, which started up last month. Among the posts that especially caught my eye: Alan Kaplinsky's observation that Comptroller of the Currency-nominee Thomas Curry's Senate testimony "gave the impression that he is a strong advocate of the national bank charter and that he is unlikely to make any changes regarding preemption," and his post about whether the Bureau will bar the use of arbitration clauses in consumer financial contracts. CFPB Monitor looks like a valuable addition to consumer law blogs.


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