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In This Issue:

• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Alternative Prototype Mortgage Loan Disclosure Forms - Say Hello to “Ironwood” and “Hornbeam”
  By Scott D. Samlin and Rinaldo Martinez
• Supreme Court Issues Far Reaching Decision in Wal-Mart v. Dukes
  By Allan Dinkoff
• Proposed ULC Manufactured Home Titling Act
  By Marc J. Lifset
• Participations in Commercial Bank Loans
  By Jon Kibbe
• Charging Orders and the Single Member LLC
  By Gerald V. Niesar
• New Federal Legislation Regulates Post-Transaction Marketing
  By Bruce A. Colbath and Carrie M. Anderson
• Licensing Considerations in the New Secondary Market Frontier
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein
• The “Speed Bump” Amendment in Dodd-Frank: What is It and What Does It Do?
  By Richard P. Eckman and Jane C. Luxton
• Dodd-Frank Act Amendment to TILA and Regulation Z: “Jumbo Loans” and the Escrow Account Requirement
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• California Supreme Court Further Clarifies Standing Requirements of the Unfair Competition Law
  By Bruce A. Colbath
• California Senate Bill 458
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein and Jennifer Maree
• Los Angeles Ordinance No. 181185 – Loan and Foreclosure Registry
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Chapter 427 Amendments to Maine's Anti-Predatory Lending Law
  By Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• 2011 Maryland Legislation Affecting Financial Services Providers
  By Carla Stone Witzel and Marjorie A. Corwin
• Update on Texas Motor Vehicle Regulation—Documentary Fees and Reasonableness
  By Sealy Hutchings and Matthew J. Nance
• Debt Cancellation Agreements in Texas Motor Vehicle Sales
  By Sealy Hutchings and Matthew J. Nance
• Commercial Vehicle Deregulation
  By Sealy Hutchings and Matthew J. Nance
• Communications with Persons Other Than the Debtor under the FDCPA
  By Bruce N. Menkes
• Bankruptcy and the Impact of the Automatic Stay
  By Margaret M. Anderson
• Dodd-Frank Act Appraisal Rules
  By Stephen F. J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Case Note: Michigan Supreme Court Decision in Residential Lending Co. v. Saurman
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Scott D. Samlin and William W. Carpenter
• “From a Syntactical Fog into an Impassible Swamp”—Fed Up Mortgage Foreclosure Judges Find “No Life on MERS”
  By Donald W. MacPherson and Nathaniel K. MacPherson
• Case Note: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Decision in Bevilacqua v. Rodriguez
  By Scott D. Samlin and Rinaldo Martinez
• Casenote: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company v. Kari B. Snick
  By Scott D. Samlin and Rinaldo Martinez
• State Law Foreclosure Trends
  By Melanie R. Finkelstein
• The End of the Beginning in the Battle Over MERS
  By Brett J. Natarelli and James M. Golden
• Chicago City Council Passes Compromise Vacant Property Ordinance
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein and Jennifer Maree
• Cleveland Ordinance Regarding Demolition of Condemned Buildings
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein and Jennifer Maree
• Promissory Notes, Mortgages, Assignments, Foreclosure, and Related UCC Issues
  By Fred H. Miller
• Case Note: BAC Home Loans - The Mortgage Follows the Note
  By Kraettli Q. Epperson
• Rio Rancho, New Mexico Ordinance Regarding Vacant and Abandoned Properties
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein and Jennifer Maree
• Wire Transfers, Good Faith, and “Phishing”
  By John Krahmer
• Current Issues under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act in ATM Litigation
  By John L. Ropiequet and Katelyn R. Letizia
• Cloud Computing, Part Two: Advertising and Marketing—Looking for the Silver Lining, Making Rain
  By Joseph I. Rosenbaum and Keri S. Bruce
• UCC Study Committee on Payment Systems Postponed
  By Fred H. Miller
• Common Certificate of Title Litigation and UCC Article 9 Issues, and the Impact of CT Laws
  By Julie R. Caggiano and Alvin C. Harrell
• Update on Mortgagee Liability Ordinances
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein and Jennifer Maree

*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.