The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is moving to kill a Biden administration rule barring medical debt from appearing on credit reports, but a federal judge will have to determine whether consumer groups can defend the rule first.
The Consumer Data Industry Association, the Cornerstone Credit Union League, and the CFPB on Wednesday filed a joint motion for consent judgment in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas that would vacate the medical debt rule.
The two sides said Judge Sean D. Jordan should sign off on their settlement even though consumer groups have a pending motion ...
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