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Client Alert
|June 30, 2020
|4 Min Read
In a highly anticipated decision concerning the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), the U.S. Supreme Court has stricken restrictions on the President’s ability to remove the CFPB’s Director, but it did not abolish the agency entirely, as some observers thought it might. See Seila Law LLC v. CFPB, No. 19-7. Instead, the justices who would have upheld those restrictions aligned with three members of the Court’s majority in saying that those restrictions were severable from the other provisions establishing the CFPB, allowing the agency itself to continue operating. The Court also did not settle what its ruling means for prior CFPB actions, instead leaving that to the lower courts and further litigation.
In the Media
|December 8, 2014
|1 Min Read
Daniel Passage Discusses Securitization of PACE Projects with the Daily Journal
Winston & Strawn partner Daniel Passage was quoted in the Daily Journal article “Solar and Energy Efficiency Program Catches Wall Street’s Eye,” published December 8, 2014.