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Seth Frotman Co-Authors California Law Review Article on the Broken State of Our Legal System
Seth Frotman and Brad Lipton have published an article in the California Law Review elucidating the highly politicized and deeply flawed state of our current legal system. A number of fundamental changes need to be made, they argue, in order to make the system work for regular people...Read more about Seth Frotman Co-Authors California Law Review Article on the Broken State of Our Legal System
Seth Frotman Joins Call for Aid from Lawyers Formerly Employed by Federal Government
Seth Frotman joined a group of former federally-employed lawyers in a call to "all lawyers previously employed by the federal government to come to the aid of their former coworkers." The call, which can be read...Read more about Seth Frotman Joins Call for Aid from Lawyers Formerly Employed by Federal Government
Seth Frotman Co-Authors Piece on Trump Administration's Efforts to "Reboot Redlining"
Seth Frotman has co-authored a piece with Tara Mikkilineni on the Trump administration's efforts to "reboot redlining." The piece, published in the Harvard Journal of Law & Technology's JOLT Digest, can be read...Read more about Seth Frotman Co-Authors Piece on Trump Administration's Efforts to "Reboot Redlining"
Don’t Mourn Regulatory Independence
Donald Trump has seized control over previously “independent” federal regulators. That’s problematic—but Democrats should resist the urge to revert to the way things were.
Amid the recent flurry of radical executive orders, one in particular has flown under the radar: President...Read more about Don’t Mourn Regulatory Independence
What Does the CFPB’s Mass Guidance Withdrawal Mean? Not Much
As more and more Americans struggle to pay their bills every month, the Trump Administration is spending its time on pointless gestures to impress big banks and corporate interests...Read more about What Does the CFPB’s Mass Guidance Withdrawal Mean? Not Much
NY Must Step Up to Protect Consumers as Feds Step Back (Guest Opinion by Samuel Levine & Seth Frotman)
Sam Levine is former director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Consumer Protection. Seth Frotman is former general counsel and senior adviser to the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. They are based in Washington, D.C.
It will come as no surprise to Syracuse...Read more about NY Must Step Up to Protect Consumers as Feds Step Back (Guest Opinion by Samuel Levine & Seth Frotman)
Seth Frotman Co-Authors Piece on the Trump Administration's Attack on Administrative Law
Seth Frotman and Brad Lipton have published a piece in the Yale Journal on Regulation on the Trump administration's attack on administrative law. The piece, entitled "The 100 Days That Put the Nail in the Coffin of Administrative Law," can be read...Read more about Seth Frotman Co-Authors Piece on the Trump Administration's Attack on Administrative Law
Seth Frotman Testifies in Colorado Legislature on Affordability
Seth Frotman testified before the Colorado Senate and House Judiciary Committees on topic of affordability. A copy of the testimony can be read here.Read more about Seth Frotman Testifies in Colorado Legislature on Affordability