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90 Tul. L. Rev. 1057 (2015-2016)

handle is hein.journals/tulr90 and id is 1119 raw text is: TULANE LAW REVIEW VOL. 90 JUNE 2016 No. 5 Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Law Enforcement: An Empirical Review Christopher L. Peterson* I. INTRODUCTION ........................................................................... 1058 II. BACKGROUND: THE CFPB's SUPERVISORY AND ENFORCEMENT AUTHoRITY ...................................................... 1064 III. METHODS: CLASSIFYING THE CFPB OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT'S BODY OF WORK ............................................. 1073 IV R ESU LTS ..................................................................................... 1076 A. CFPB 's Enforcement Rollout: Announced Cases and Consumer ReliefAwarded by Year ........................... 1076 B. CFPB ' Enforcem ent Process. Settlement, IndividualLiabilit A dminnstrativeAdjucaton, and Interagency Collaboration ......................................... 1079 C CFPB' Enforcement Outcomes.- Financial Products, Consumer Financial Laws, and Financial Institutions ........................................................................ 1083 * © 2016 Christopher L. Peterson. John J. Flynn Professor of Law, University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law, and Special Advisor, Office of the Director, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. This Article is based on the author's presentation of the inaugural Sher Garner Keynote Address in Commercial Law at the Tulane University School of Law. The author wishes to thank Lee Sher and Jim Garner for their support of commercial law scholarship. The author gratefully acknowledges feedback and constructive criticism from many Consumer Financial Protection Bureau staff, especially those who attended a lunch speaker series presentation of this research in December of 2015. However, this Article presents the views and estimates of the author alone and does not necessarily represent the views, estimates, or positions of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or any of its other staff. Alex Williams provided valuable research assistance. 1057

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