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Stephen Newman

Stephen Newman

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Contributor, District on Deck

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Horse racing

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books, sports

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Total articles 131

  • State Oversight: The Next Frontier For Consumer Protection

    By Julia Strickland, Benjamin M. Saul, Stephen Newman, Andrew Owens| Mondaq@ Increasing state scrutiny of consumer protection concerns isprompting providers of consumer finance products and services totake notice. As federal regulators—most notably the ConsumerFinancial Protection Bureau (CFPB or the Bureau)— adopt aless aggressive enforcement and rule writing, state attorneysgeneral and regulators are stepping in to fill the gap.

    By Julia Strickland, Benjamin M. Saul, Stephen Newman, Andrew Owens · Mondaq

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • 4 Nationals offseason decisions that already look like mistakes

    By Stephen Newman| District on Deck Verified After an offseason in which the Nationals didn't do much, these decisions stand out as the biggest blunders. The Washington Nationals are currently on a four-game winning streak. In that regard, although the team lost six of its first seven games, more recently, things are going about as well as anyone could've hoped. The trouble what that thought process is it feels like we're cherrypicking and celebrating small victories, as opposed to sustained success.

    By Stephen Newman · District on Deck

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • State Oversight: The Next Frontier For Consumer Protection

    By Julia Strickland, Benjamin M. Saul, Stephen Newman, Andrew Owens| Mondaq@ Increasing state scrutiny of consumer protection concerns isprompting providers of consumer finance products and services totake notice. As federal regulators—most notably the ConsumerFinancial Protection Bureau (CFPB or the Bureau)— adopt aless aggressive enforcement and rule writing, state attorneysgeneral and regulators are stepping in to fill the gap.

    By Julia Strickland, Benjamin M. Saul, Stephen Newman, Andrew Owens · Mondaq

    Apr. 15, 2025

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District on Deck