Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was interviewed by NPR about how the closing of a real estate company illustrates how consumer protections are working. U.S. Senators recently launched a probe into EasyKnock, the…
Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in AARP about new state laws that allow banks to intervene if their customers are making unusual transactions. At least a dozen states, including Minnesota, have passed…
Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in a CNN investigation story about how deceptive political fundraising has misled elderly Americans into giving away millions of dollars. Analysis done by CNN has shown how…
Prof. Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in ProPublica about a auto-loan lender that has received little or no legal action against it despite accusations of predatory lending practices. Exeter Finance has…
Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was interviewed on Ballard Spahr’s Consumer Finance Monitor podcast that focused on negative option consumer contracts, i.e., agreements that allow a seller to assume a customer…
Prof. Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in the Baltimore Banner about two sisters on disability, and with limited funds, sold their home to a family friend with the intent to rent back the home. The…
Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in the Star Tribune about changes to the real estate industry starting Aug. 17. Due to a class-action lawsuit, new rules will go into effect for real estate…
Professor Paul Vaaler, John and Bruce Mooty Chair in Law and Business, and Professor Prentiss Cox were quoted in theStar Tribune about class-action lawsuits against General…
Professor Prentiss Cox ’90 was quoted in an NPR investigations report about home refinancing deals that often leave homeowners in worse financial shape. As home prices nationwide have gone up dramatically…
Professor Prentiss Cox was quoted in the Wall Street Journal about his attorney friend Doug Miller who has worked for many years on making the residential real-estate industry fairer for consumers.…
Professor Prentiss Cox was quoted in a MarketWatch article reporting on recent settlements made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau with companies and people accused of illegally charging student-…
