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Editors: Sam Bodurtha and Leslie Meredith

Welcome to Hinshaw’s Consumer Crossroads blog! We share our insights here on significant new case law, as well as new federal and state legislative and regulatory developments that impact the consumer financial services industry. To stay current on important changes that affect your compliance obligations, risks, and potential liabilities, make sure to subscribe to the blog. Have questions about a topic? Please contact your Hinshaw attorney or email us at info@hinshawlaw.com. 

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Recent Cases Offer Instruction for Lenders on Avoiding FAPA Estoppel in Foreclosure or Quiet Title Actions in New York

Consumer Crossroads: Where Financial Services and Litigation Intersect

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Jul 15, 2025

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<strong>Rent Receivership in Connecticut:</strong> Legal Strategies for Servicers and Owners of Non-Performing Commercial Loans

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New York Court of Appeals Accepts Certified Questions on Whether FAPA Should be Retroactively Applied

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Consumer Crossroads: Where Financial Services and Litigation Intersect

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Sep 26, 2023

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Rhode Island Supreme Court Continues to Strictly Interpret "Clear and Unforgiving" Statutory Language Regarding Court-Approved Redemptions from Tax Sale Proceedings

In Westconnaug Recovery Co., LLC v. U.S. Bank N.A, the Rhode Island Supreme Court has continued to rule against redemption and in favor of strict application of the Rhode Island's Tax Title Act. Specifically, an interested party must assert a statutory right to redemption under § 44-9-29 even if initially contesting the validity of tax title under § 44-9-31 in response to a foreclosure proceeding.

Consumer Crossroads: Where Financial Services and Litigation Intersect

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Feb 5, 2020

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First Circuit Bankruptcy Panel Affirms "Gavel Rule" as Determinative of When a Bankruptcy Debtor's Right of Redemption Terminates

The Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the First Circuit has affirmed an earlier decision that concluded a borrower's right to redeem terminates when the gavel falls at a foreclosure auction, and not when a deed is recorded.

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