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      <description>New York passes a nation-leading surveillance pricing ban, statewide Nissan lease-buyout refunds, an FTC freeze on a CARES Act mortgage-relief scam, the FIFA ticketing probe, Shutterstock's $35 million auto-renewal settlement, and Bilt fee reimbursements.</description>
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      <description>New York's expanded GBL 349 hits two months, the 1099-C tax trap after settling a debt, the FTC CARS Rule after the Fifth Circuit ruling, AI customer-service bots quietly denying disputes, and the wave of tenant-screening accuracy class actions.</description>
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      <description>The TCPA consent-revocation rule hits one year, medical debt on credit reports after the court ruling, the click-to-cancel rule vacated, junk-fee disclosure one year in, and AI voice-cloning scams.</description>
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      <title>The Week in Consumer Protection</title>
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      <description>New York strengthens consumer protection law, AG targets surveillance pricing, federal enforcement shifts to the states, FTC warns about mortgage relief scams, and data breach settlement deadlines approaching.</description>
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      <description>What dispute responses really mean, AI debt collection raises new questions, tax season identity theft tactics, and student loan servicer accountability.</description>
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      <description>Credit bureaus face new accountability, the NY Attorney General targets predatory lenders, zombie mortgages resurface, and a landmark $191M refund is on its way to consumers.</description>
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