The current preemption clause insulates assignees from liability for their own conduct if it is not under the rubric of fraud.
Maxine Waters: “The current preemption clause insulates assignees from liability for their own conduct if it is not under the rubric of…”
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Highlights a potential issue with the bill's preemption clause regarding assignee liability.
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