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Summary
Court:
U.S. Supreme Court
(pet. for writ of cert.)
Amicus Issue:
Whether, under the Consumer Financial Protection Act, the defendants, which are Delaware statutory student loan securitization trusts, are “covered persons” subject to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s enforcement authority.
Counsel of Record:
Clifford Chance US LLP
Stephen M. Nickelsburg
Robert G. Houck
Benjamin Peacock
Erica Lignell
Other Amici:
Structured Finance Assoc.
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