An appropriate order follows. The fee agreements and billing information were produced during limited discovery permitted by the court on plaintiffs' ECOA and TILA claims. See Silverman v. Pursuant to its authority under ECOA, the Board created a series of regulations designed to implement ECOA called Regulation B. 3. Plaintiffs, however, do not allege that modification of the fee agreements occurred through a subsequent agreement, either oral or written.
Defendants raise several other arguments in opposition to plaintiffs' ECOA claim.
Given the court's disposition of plaintiffs' ECOA claim, however, it is unnecessary to address those arguments at this time. All of plaintiffs' federal claims having been adjudicated, the court declines to exercise supplemental jurisdiction over plaintiffs' remaining state law claims.