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10.17.2025
In an article on a putative class action case in North Carolina involving alleged deceptive mortgage acceleration notice language, Today’s General Counsel cites a recent McCarter alert authored by Adam Swanson, Jessie Bonaros, and Tim Salter that discusses the implications for increased scrutiny of standard mortgage notice templates used industrywide under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and state equivalents and the potential for copycat lawsuits in other locations.
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