Morgan Drexen Lawsuit
Morgan Drexen and Connecticut attorney Kimberly A. Pisinski have filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). The Morgan Drexen lawsuit contends the CFPB overstepped its authority by asking Ms. Pisinski and Morgan Drexen to hand over sensitive and privileged information related to thousands of Ms. Pisinski’s clients who are considering bankruptcy. Morgan Drexen and Pisinski consider these documents, and the information contained therein, to be protected by the Attorney-Client privilege.
Morgan Drexen believes it is improper and unethical for the CFPB to “data mine” the personal and confidential information of financially distressed consumers considering bankruptcy. Morgan Drexen and Ms. Pisinski are committed to fighting for the privacy of American consumers.
Read what the press has to say.
What the internet community thinks of the CFPB.
Fully funded and undaunted: CFPB remains open for business despite government shutdown.
Attention Attorney Clients! We will protect your constitutional rights.
Attorney-Client Privilege. A lawyer shall not reveal information relating to the representation of a client.
The CFPB has demanded the following documents containing personal client information protected by the attorney client privilege.
CFPB counters with lawsuit.
Morgan Drexen Points to Colorado Victory.
