Louisiana HB241 updates financial records disclosure law to include the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and modifies service of process methods.
Louisiana HB241 amends the disclosure of financial records law to allow disclosures to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and to modify the methods by which service of process may be made. The bill updates the list of supervisory agencies to include the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, replacing the defunct federal Office of Thrift Supervision. It also changes the methods for serving demands for financial records to include service on limited liability companies.
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