U.S. Supreme Court to review the constitutionality of the leadership structure of the CFPB

New York Court sets protocols during Coronavirus outbreak

The Tennessee courts have ceased all in-person proceedings (with few exceptions) until March 31.

Supreme Court of Arkansas per curiam in response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Supreme Court of Kentucky amended order in response to COVID-19 emergency

The Supreme Court of Virginia declaring a judicial emergency in response to COVID-19

Connecticut courts will remain open for "Priority 1 Business Functions"

United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia suspend all in-person proceedings as of March 17

Delaware Supreme Court Chief Justice declares judicial emergency

Court of Appeals of Maryland order statewide suspension of non-essential judicial activities due to emergency

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Order Limiting In-Person Appearances

Michigan Supreme Court order limiting activities/assemblages in court facilities

Supreme Court of New Hampshire order suspending in-person court proceedings

COVID-19: Several States Toll Statutes of Limitations on Legal Actions - InsideARM.com

Maine courts have cancelled all civil matter hearings until May 1, 2020

Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office issues emergency regulation to temporarily restrict debt collection practices amid Covid-19

Ohio Attorney Explains Why Debt Collections Are Essential Business Activity

North Carolina's Department of Insurance enacted the emergency provisions requiring collection entities to offer consumers Payment Deferrals

Ohio Supreme Court Rule Tolling all Deadlines in Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure

The Third Circuit concludes that 15 U.S.C§ 1692g(a)(3) permits debtors to orally dispute a debt's validity with regard to debt collection letters

Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation issues a new guidance to encourage debt collectors and debt buyers to suspend collection activity for a period of at least 60 days.

Vermont Courts have now cancelled all April hearings due to the COVID-19 Pandemic

D.C. has banned outbound collections due to COVID-19

Ohio Attorney Identifies Key Bankruptcy Provisions Per The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act)

Washington State bans all garnishments and the accrual of post judgment interest for consumer debt until May 15

New York reduces the statute of limitations for medical debts from six years to three years.

New York AG issued guidance clarifying that stimulus payments under the CARES Act are exempt from garnishment

New York City Department of Consumer Affairs released Notice of Adoption on debt collection regulations effective on June 27, 2020

State Courts in New York City to Begin Gradual Return to In-Person Courthouse Operations

Louisiana Legislature Extends Governor’s Extension of Legal Deadlines