More about Adam Faria
Adam Faria, JD, is a regulatory compliance consultant with CLA. He is a graduate of Northeastern University and earned his juris doctor at Suffolk University Law School. He is admitted to the bar in Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Blog Posts by Adam Faria:
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Maine Amends Foreclosure Regulations
Maine has passed amendments with the purpose of ensuring timely completion of foreclosures and to ensure that proper notification is made to defendants in foreclosure proceedings.
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Vermont Consolidates and Modernizes its Banking Provisions
Vermont has passed S.154 an act which provides for a multitude of miscellaneous modifications to its banking provisions. The purpose of the act is to consolidate and modernize the laws and regulations relating to non-depository licensing and compliance.
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Maryland Modifies Provisions Regarding Personal Information Protection Act
Maryland has passed House Bill 1154 which modifies provisions of its Personal Information Protection Act.
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Maryland Amends its Real Property Article to Provide Protections to Impacted Government Employees during a Shutdown
Maryland has passed Senate Bill 512, an act relating to protections for government employees during a government shutdown. The provisions of SB 512 are effective immediately.
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Tennessee Adopts Emergency Rules Relating to its Online Notary Public Act
These rules outline the requirements for application for commissioning as an online notary public, the performance of notarial acts, and standards for online notarization.
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Arkansas Amends its Personal Information Protection Act
Arkansas has passed House Bill 1943, which makes amendments and revisions to the Personal Information Protection Act.
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Maryland Modifies Provisions Relating to Foreclosure and Licensing
Maryland modifies its foreclosed property registry and modifies the net worth requirements of certain licensees.
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Idaho Modifies its Uniform Law on Notarial Acts
Idaho has passed Senate Bill 1111, an act modifying the Uniform Law on Notarial Acts. New provisions in the act are effective January 1, 2020 and allow for a notarial act to be performed by a remotely located individual.
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Arkansas Amends its Fair Mortgage Lending Act
Arkansas has passed Senate Bill 188, the provisions of which become effective August 9, 2019.
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The District of Columbia Enacts Provisions Regarding Notaries Public
The District of Columbia has passed D.C. ACT 22-471, now known as D.C. Law 22-189, or; the “Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts Act of 2018.”