According to Morgan Drexen, the CFPB is seeking thousands of personally identifiable documents of Pisinski’s bankruptcy clients. The sought-after information includes names, addresses, phone numbers, amount of debt owed, source(s) and amount of income, creditors (including banks, medical service providers and non-secured loans), and other financial obligations (including utilities, car insurance, rent, mortgage and child support).

The CFPB is also requesting details of when clients talked to their attorney, for how long, the medium of communication, all attorney notes, the amount paid for the attorney’s services, and the nature of the client’s engagement with the attorney – which itself is privileged information