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Does the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) have the power to tell debtcollectors to turn over their attorney-client privileged communications? Thus, the Bureau effectively believes it can obtain the privileged documents of any debtcollector in the country. The answer may depend on who you ask.
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