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Loan Modifications During COVID-19 – Recording Made Easy

Posted on 04/03/2020 at 12:38 PM by William Reasoner

Categories: Banking Law, Business Law, Real Estate & Land Use, Trusts & Estates Law, William Reasoner

Tagged As: Banking & Finance Law, banks, commercial mortgage, commercial real estate, community bankers, Coronavirus, COVID-19, financial institutions, loan modification, residential mortgage

By now, all financial institutions should be aware that state and federal agencies are urging cooperation and flexibilit...

COVID-19: FDIC Issues FAQ for Financial Institutions

Posted on 03/18/2020 at 03:48 PM by Howard Hagen

Categories: Banking Law, Howard Hagen

Tagged As: banks, community banks, Coronavirus, COVID-19, FDIC, FDIC guidance, financial institutions

The FDIC has just issued an FAQ for Financial Institutions Affected by the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (Referred to as...

Big-Picture Legal Strategy Saves Shareholders

Posted on 08/29/2018 at 10:29 AM by William Reasoner

Categories: Banking Law, Bankruptcy Law, Commercial Litigation, William Reasoner

Tagged As: bankruptcy, Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights Law - Des Moines Iowa, banks, Chapter 11 bankruptcy , Commercial Litigation - Des Moines Iowa, NASDAQ, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, SEC, Sino Clean Energy

Earlier this week, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a petition for Chapter 11 bankruptcy fil...

Fiserv Leaves Window Open for Hackers

Posted on 08/28/2018 at 10:36 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

Tagged As: banks, data breach, Gramm Leach Bliley Act, Iowa banking law, Iowa cybersecurity law, iowa financial institutions, Krebs on Security, vendor contracts, Fiserv

Security blog Krebs on Security is reporting that Fiserv, Inc. recently implemented a fix for a “glaring weakness&...

FBI Warns: Fraudsters Trying to Convert ATMs to Slot Machines

Posted on 08/13/2018 at 10:23 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

Tagged As: anti-virus, ATMs, Banking & Finance Law - Des Moines Iowa, banking fraud, banks, cyber security, FBI, financial fraud, firewall, fraud, iowa financial institutions, jackpotting

The FBI is alerting financial institutions about a global fraud scheme targeting ATMs. Fraudsters may be planning a worl...

The Bank That Cried Breach: Knowing When It's Time to Send a Security Breach Notice to Customers

Posted on 08/03/2018 at 11:40 AM by Jesse Johnston

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, Jesse Johnston

Tagged As: banks, computer security, cyber security, cybersecurity, data breach, data breach notice, Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, hackers, identity theft, Iowa banking law, network security, vendor contracts

Data breaches can occur in a myriad of ways: by the hacker, by an employee’s departure with customer informat...

Cyberinsurance Covers Claim, But Probably Not for Long

Posted on 07/16/2018 at 10:40 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Commercial Litigation, Cybersecurity Law, John Lande

Tagged As: American Tooling Center v Travelers Casualty and Surety Company, bank cyber attack, banks, computer security, Court of Appeals, cyber attack, cyber security, cyber security companies, cyber security information, cyber security risk assessment, cyber security tools, cyber security topics, cyber security training, cyberattacks, cybersecurity, cybersecurity law, cybersecurity law firms, cybersecurity legislation, cybersecurity risk, internet banking, internet security, Iowa banking law, Iowa cybersecurity law, Iowa Litigation Law, legal advice, litigation lawyer, Medidata Solutions v Federal Insurance, mobile banking, network security, online banking, online security, social engineering fraud, study cyber security, top cybersecurity companies, trial attorney, trial lawyer, YiFeng

A recent decision from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals is another victory for an insured whose insurance company deni...

Mortgage Loan Officers Owe a Fiduciary Duty to Employer

Posted on 07/12/2018 at 10:12 AM by Jesse Johnston

Categories: Banking Law, Cybersecurity Law, Employment & Labor Law, Jesse Johnston

Tagged As: fraudelent emails, bank accounts, bank cyber attack, bank deposits, banking fraud, banks, civil remedies, computer security, consent order, cyber security, cyber security attacks, cyber security companies, cyber security information, cyber security program, cyber security research, cyber security risk assessment, cyber security tools, cyber security topics, cyber security training, cybersecurity, cybersecurity law, cybersecurity law firms, cybersecurity risk, Des Moines employment attorney, EEOC, eeoc lawyer, email, employment agreement, employment attorney, employment contract, employment law, employment legal advice, fiduciary duty, finance & banking, internet banking, Iowa banking law, Iowa cybersecurity law, labor law, labor lawyers, lawyers specializing in wrongful termination, legal advice, local attorneys, MLO, mortgage, mortgage loan officer, network security, Non-compete agreements, OCC, online banking, online security, study cyber security, top cybersecurity companies, work lawyer

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (“OCC”) recently entered into a consent order with a mortgage...

Cyberinsurance Covers Claim: But at What Cost?

Posted on 07/10/2018 at 10:10 AM by John Lande

Categories: Banking Law, Commercial Litigation, Cybersecurity Law, Employment & Labor Law, John Lande

Tagged As: fraudelent emails, appeals, bank cyber attack, bank employees, bankruptcy, bankruptcy lawyers, banks, computer fraud, computer security, Court of Appeals, cyber attack, cyber security, cyber security attacks, cyber security companies, cyber security information, cyber security program, cyber security research, cyber security risk assessment, cyber security tools, cyber security topics, cyber security training, cybersecurity, cybersecurity law firms, discrimination lawyers, email, employment contract, employment law, employment legal advice, federal lawyers, fraudulent wire transfer, ghosting, hackers, internet banking, internet security, Iowa banking law, Iowa Commercial Litigation, Iowa cybersecurity law, Iowa Employer Law Blog, labor attorney, labor law, labor lawyers, legal advice, litigation, litigation lawyer, Medidata, Medidata Solutions v Federal Insurance, online banking, online security, science, computers & technology, spoofing, study cyber security, top cybersecurity companies, trial attorney, trial law, trial lawyer, verification requirements, work lawyer

This blog has been following years of litigation arising from a spoofing campaign that tricked employees at Medidata Sol...

Student Loans and Bankruptcy, Volume II

Posted on 06/29/2018 at 03:00 PM by William Reasoner

Categories: Banking Law, Bankruptcy Law, Commercial Litigation, William Reasoner

Tagged As: Banking & Finance Law, bankruptcy, banks, consumer bankruptcy, debt, debtor, Department of Education, dischargeable debts, education, internet banking, Iowa banking, Iowa Bankruptcy Law, Michael Scott, online banking, proposed amendments, student loans, The Office

Remember my latest blog on the potential to discharge student loan debt? Well, the Bankruptcy Court for the Northern Dis...

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