Topic
Payment Methods
21 published works
Patents Post-Grant
PTAB Finds Wire Payment Effective When Received by Treasury
By Scott McKeown, Scott McKeown Wolf Greenfield
The Check is in the Mail! Not much exciting going on at the PTAB until the new Director arrives in a few weeks. But, there was at least one new…
Gravity Legal Blog
Can Bankruptcy Lawyers Accept Credit Cards?
By Dan Lear
You can’t really blame consumer bankruptcy attorneys for being finicky about how they get paid. After all, would-be clients wouldn’t be knocking on the door if the those debtors had…
The Debt Lawyers Blog
Will Consumers Switch to Mainly Using Debit Cards Because of COVID-19?
By Joe Panvini
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, consumers are shifting their purchases from credit to debit. This massive shift comes as a result of millions of Americans filing for unemployment or…
Construction Payment Blog
Paper Checks Are Slow: Here Are Faster Payment Methods for Contractors
Construction is one of the only industries that rely heavily on “physical payment.” Maybe it’s time to do something different. In 2019, it took construction businesses an average of 83…
China Law Insight
5 Elements for Chinese Companies trading into the UK: Part (5)
By King & Wood
Five Elements for Chinese Companies trading with UK counterparts Part 5: Earth
Future Lawyer
Samsung Pay vs. Google Pay Redux
By rickgeorges
Samsung Pay vs. Google Pay (GPay) - A Point to Point Comparison. You can't be too rich or too thin. You also can never have too many options to pay…
Hunton Retail Law Resource
Your Cash is Not Welcome Here
By Jessica N. Vara, Mark R. Vowell
Retail stores and businesses are generally free to develop their own policies regarding acceptance or non-acceptance of certain forms of payment. For years, many small businesses have refused credit card…
Consumer Finance Monitor
CFPB urges more consumer control over payment methods
As one of his final actions before resigning last Friday from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Director Richard Cordray sent letters to the chief executives of 29 banks, credit unions,…
MoFo ReEnforcement: The Enforcement Blog
CFPB Encourages Financial Institutions to Provide Consumers with Greater Control over Payment Methods
By Obrea Poindexter, Jeremy Mandell
On November 20, 2017, the CFPB released a November 17, 2017 letter that Director Richard Cordray sent to “the CEO’s of several banks, credit unions, and financial companies” asking that…
Technology Law Dispatch
German Federal Supreme Court: ‘Sofortüberweisung’ must not be the only free-of-charge payment method in B2C contracts
By Dr. Alexander Hardinghaus, Dr. Thomas Fischl, Dr. Philipp Süss
According to a press release of the Federation of German Consumer Organisations (Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband; ‘vzbv’) dated 19 July 2017, the German Federal Supreme Court (‘FSC’) issued a judgment that held it is unreasonable…