How to Draft a Demand Letter for Breach of Contract
Learn how to draft a demand letter for a breach of contract. Our skilled lawyers at Global Legal Law Firm ensure your notice is clear and effective.
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How to Avoid MATCH List Placement as a Merchant
Proactive steps like maintaining low chargeback ratios and PCI compliance can prevent MATCH list placement. Work with legal experts to ensure compliance.
When to Choose Mediation vs. Litigation for Contract Disputes
Whether you are establishing dispute resolution terms for a new contract or attempting to resolve a current conflict, understanding the differences between mediation and litigation is key. Alternative dispute resolution (ADR), such as mediation and arbitration, can often help with small contract disputes, but complex cases with higher stakes sometimes require more costly litigation. Learn when to choose mediation vs. litigation for contract disputes and find out how an experienced attorney at Global Legal Law Firm can help you navigate the legal process.
Credit Card Processing Compliance: What Every Merchant Needs to Know
Your business relies on credit card payments to collect revenue. Failing to follow the rules of credit card processing can mean those payments stop, reducing your cash flow. Your business can also face unexpected legal consequences because of compliance violations, from fines to lawsuits.
PayPal Defeats CFPB in Digital Wallet Fee Disclosure Lawsuit | Key Takeaways for the Payments Industry
PayPal’s victory against the CFPB marks a turning point in how courts view digital wallets versus prepaid cards. The ruling limits regulatory overreach, protects payment innovators, and confirms that existing laws already govern digital wallet products. At Global Legal Law Firm, we help clients in the payments space navigate and defend against regulatory challenges that shape the future of financial technology.
Alex Glassman & Matt Luciani Featured In Green Sheet
March 29, 2024, ruling by a federal judge ended a four-year debate between PayPal Holdings Inc. and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau over digital wallet and prepaid card fee structures and disclosures. Judge Richard L. Leon of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia agreed with PayPal that digital wallets are materially different than “general purpose reloadable (GPR) cards” and should not be held to the same regulatory standards. James Huber, partner at Global Legal Law Firm, praised the decision, stating it reflects improved communications between the payments industry and the U.S. government’s judicial branch.