A California district court is set to rule Aug. 1 on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s three-year battle against CashCall, a subprime, online loan servicer, for allegedly using its association with a company located on tribal land as a “shield” against state licensing and interest-rate cap laws. The CFPB recently moved for summary judgment in the case, and the defendant companies have responded. Here’s what each side has to say about this contentious case.