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Ballard Spahr Submits Amicus Brief on Behalf of Banking Trade Groups in Important SCOTUS Arbitration Case

Ballard Spahr LLP on 7/8/2025

On behalf of the American Bankers Association (ABA) and the Consumer Bankers Association (CBA), Ballard Spahr has submitted an amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court in Coinbase, Inc., et al. v. Kramer, et al., No....more

Fed Proposes Guidelines for Access to Master Accounts and Payment Services

Goodwin on 5/7/2021

In This Issue. The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Federal Reserve), in response to an increased number of inquiries and access requests from companies with fintech and other narrow purpose charters, invited...more

CFPB Proposal Would Make Class Actions More Likely. Here's What's Next.

Pierce Atwood LLP on 10/9/2015

On Wednesday, October 7, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau issued proposals that would, if adopted, limit the use of arbitration provisions in contracts for consumer financial products. The CFPB’s proposals would not...more

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Ballard Spahr Submits Amicus Brief on Behalf of Banking Trade Groups in Important SCOTUS Arbitration Case

Fed Proposes Guidelines for Access to Master Accounts and Payment Services

CFPB Proposal Would Make Class Actions More Likely. Here's What's Next.

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