 Texas legislature passes comprehensive AI governance billWednesday, June 11, 2025 A bill on its way to the desk of the Texas governor, known as the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act, would require disclosures regarding the development and deployment of AI technology across various use cases. |
 State AGs pressure CFPB to release $4.2 million in redress fundsWednesday, June 11, 2025 A coalition of state attorneys general has called on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to quickly distribute $4.2 million in delayed redress payments to victims of a shuttered sales training firm’s deceptive marketing practices and illegal debt collection methods. |
ALTA names new CEO, replacing Diane TombWednesday, June 11, 2025 The American Land Title Association announced June 10 that Chris Morton has been named CEO, effective immediately. Morton succeeds Diane Tomb, who served as CEO for the past six years.
Podcast: The Regulators Are In - Debunking Myths and Building TrustWednesday, June 11, 2025 October Research Chief Knowledge Officer and Keys to Real Estate podcast host Mary Schuster discussed why engagement between industry professionals and their regulators is so important while speaking with a pair of incredibly personable leaders of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which regulates the title insurance industry.
 NC AG seeks court enforcement against MV Realty CEOMonday, June 9, 2025 After suing MV Realty in 2023, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is pursuing legal action against the realty company’s CEO, who is also CEO of another real estate company being criminally investigated for predatory practices.
 NAIC cautions Senate over AI state regulation moratoriumMonday, June 9, 2025 In an open leader to Senate leadership, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners expressed concern over a clause in the budget reconciliation bill that would prohibit state regulation of artificial intelligence technology for 10 years.
Attorney analyzes impact of CFPB data broker rule withdrawalMonday, June 9, 2025 Garris Horn Co-Managing Partner John Levonick speaks on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s withdrawal of its proposed data broker rule, which would have broadened Fair Credit Reporting Act definitions of consumer reporting agencies and consumer reports for supervisory purposes.
Podcast: Fake ID detection can cut down on real estate fraud Monday, June 9, 2025 Could you spot a fake ID? Many seasoned real estate professionals know the skill is useful to more than club bouncers or police officers. Jaime Kosofsky, executive vice president of business development and compliance at Brady and Kosofsky, can attest to this fact, as he noted on a recent episode of the Keys to Real Estate podcast.
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