13Feb
New Jersey Bill Would Prohibit Certain Wages-on-Demand Services and Regulate Others
In 2019, California was the first state to take a swing at explicitly regulating wages-on-demand services. The state senate considered a bill that would provide exemptions to payday lending, money transmission, and financing laws for wages-on-demand...
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Womble Bond Dickinson
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