My favorite time of year has arrived—football season. That glorious time when hope is sky-high one minute and jerseys are halfway to the bonfire the next. After the Detroit Lions’ opening game against the Packers, the headlines made it sound like the season was already over and the team should start scouting for the first pick in the draft. Of course, the very next game told a completely different story—because in football, fans can go from despair to Super Bowl planning faster than the first down marker gets moved.
The abrupt bankruptcy of Tricolor Holdings last week has shaken the financial services sector, exposing cracks in the subprime auto lending industry and sparking broader economic concerns.
On September 15, the Court of Appeals of the State of Washington reversed a lower court’s decision in Aaland v. CRST Home Solutions, LLC (CRST), holding that unsolicited text messages sent to recruit independent contractors qualified as “commercial” messages under the state’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA). The decision vastly expands the scope of the state statute.
The CFPB has released an ambitious Spring Regulatory Agenda that lists 24 regulatory initiatives the bureau has been and/or will be working on during the 12-month period from June 2025 through May 2026 as well as one long term action
On Tuesday, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N. Ferguson submitted recommendations for deleting or revising anticompetitive regulations across the entire federal government to the White House’s Office of Management and Budget. This report is a response to President Trump’s Executive Order on Reducing Anticompetitive Regulatory Barriers. The Executive Order tasked the FTC with finding unnecessary regulations that exclude new market entrants, protect dominant incumbents, and predetermine economic winners and losers, as a first step to repealing them.
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