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Quarterly Report

Vol. 70, Nos. 3 – 4 (2016)

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In This Issue:

  • Conference Elects New Governing Committee Members
  • Current Issues under the Driver's Privacy Protection Act
    By John L. Ropiequet
  • The Intersection of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Federal Consumer Bankruptcy Laws
    By Scott J. Hyman, Donald H. Cram, III and Bernard J. Kornberg
  • NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation Went Into Effect on March 1, 2017
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Edward J. McAndrew, Kevin D. Leitão and Kim Phan
  • Overview of the CFPB's Final Rule Amending the 2013 Mortgage Servicing Rule and Interpretive Rule under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
    By Matthew S. Yoon, John P. Holahan and Joshua D. Jordon
  • California's Single Document Rule for Retail Automobile Transactions
    By Scott J. Hyman and Alisa A. Givental
  • NY Payroll Debit Card Regulation Declared Invalid
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky and Brian D. Pedrow
  • 2016 Survey of Activities Identified as Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive under the Dodd-Frank Act, Part Two
    By Adam D. Maarec and John C. Morton
  • Tribal Sovereign Immunity Not a Bar to Payday Lending Enforcement Action, California Supreme Court Rules
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Mark J. Furletti, Scott M. Pearson and Jeremy T. Rosenblum
  • Four Cases of Interest from the Ninth Circuit
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky
  • American Bankers Association Identifies Various Industry Concerns in Fair Lending White Paper Submitted to Treasury Secretary
    By Peter N. Cubita and Christopher J. Willis
  • California Supreme Court Sides with Borrower Challenging Authority of Foreclosing Lender in Wrongful Foreclosure Case
    By Hassan Elrakabawy and Laura Greco
  • Spokeo v. Robins: Increased Focus on Standing in Consumer Finance Litigation
    By Joseph Yenouskas, Keith Levenberg and Benjamin Cox
  • Key Points in the CFPB's Outline of Proposed Rule for Third Party Debt Collectors
    By John C. Redding, Walter E. Zalenski and Marshall T. Bell
  • DOJ Settles Fair Lending Claims Based on Bank's Pricing Policy for Vehicle-Secured Loans
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, John L. Culhane, Jr. and Christopher J. Willis
  • Summary of Final Rule Amending HDMA and What It Means for Covered Institutions
    By Richard J. Andreano, Jr. and Wendy Tran Novotne
  • The Effect of the FDCPA's “Consumer” Limitation on Class Certification: Do Courts Apply Different Standards in Individual and Class Actions?
    By Scott J. Hyman and Genevieve Walser-Jolly
  • Buyer of Defaulted Debt Does Not Collect Debts “Due Another” under FDCPA Debt Collector Definition, SCOTUS Rules
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Peter N. Cubita, John L. Culhane, Jr., Stefanie H. Jackman and Christopher J. Willis
  • The 2015 Fisher Memorial Program - Enhanced Government Regulation: The Path to Consumer Protection or an Obstacle to Innovation?
  • Spokeo Argument After Removal to Federal Court Creates Double-Edged Sword for Defendants
    By Alan S. Kaplinsky, Burt M. Rublin and Taylor Steinbacher
  • AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO CCFL MEMBERS
    By John L. Ropiequet, Chairman

*Notice to Readers: The Quarterly Report is a research tool designed to help readers find and understand applicable laws, cases, and regulations. It also provides a forum for advocates of change. While the content of the Quarterly Report is believed to be accurate, the Conference cannot be responsible for errors. Readers are cautioned to consult primary authority before formulating or relying on a legal position. The views expressed in the Quarterly Report are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Editor, the Conference on Consumer Finance Law, or the members of the Governing Committee. Opposing views are welcome and will be considered for publication.

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