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In This Issue:

• Conference Elects New Governing Committee Members
  By John R. Chiles, Chairman, Conference on Consumer Finance Law
• Introduction
• Dude, Where's My Car? The Supreme Court Takes on the Battle Between Sections 362 and 542 of the Bankruptcy Code
  By Caren D. Enloe
• California's New Debt Collection Licensing Scheme and Mini-CFPB Legislation Create New Regulatory and Compliance Obligations for Collecting Consumer Debts in California
  By Paul Soter, Scott J. Hyman, & Laszlo Ladi
• Leveraging the Uptick in Consumer Arbitration For Debt Collection
  By Daniel JT McKenna
• This Call May Be Monitored or Recorded
  By Adrian R. Bacon, Todd M. Friedman, & Thomas E. Wheeler
• Navigating The FDCPA's Conditional Language Conundrum
  By Tomio B. Narita
• New Cases On The Horizon? Federal Preemption Under the FDCPA and Regulation F
  By Elizabeth L. Anstaett & Susan M. Seaman
• The Intersection of the Least Sophisticated Consumer, Materiality, and Standing
  By Jessica Salisbury-Copper, Scott King, & Joe Barton
• Searching for Meaning in the FDCPA: Public and Private Enforcement of the “Meaningful Attorney Involvement” Doctrine
  By Matthew O. Stromquist & Patrick A. Huber
• Payment Convenience Fees: Are Courts Making Loan Servicers Pay For Letting Borrowers Pay?
  By Andrew K. Stutzman, Christopher Reese, & Thomas F. Lucchesi
• Contracted-for Consent
  By David J. Kaminski
• If They Casillas Now: Spokeo Gets New Life in FDCPA Cases
  By Bruce Menkes & George Desh
• TCPA: The Federal Circuit Courts of Appeals Take Sides on the Definition of ATDS, as the Supreme Court Prepares to Intervene
  By Zachary D. Miller
• We've Been Here Before: The Commercially Reasonable Sale in a Time of Economic Crisis
  By Sabrina A. Neff
• California Money Judgment and Judgment Lien Renewal: Moving Forward by Looking Backward
  By Steven A. Booska
• Best Practices for Vendor Management Under the California Consumer Privacy Act in the Debt Collection Space
  By Austin B. Kenney & Genevieve R. Walser-Jolly
• Limitations on Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction to Adjudicate Nationwide Class Actions Alleging Violation of Discharge Injunction Under Section 524(a)(2)
  By Jarrod D. Shaw, Benjamin J. Sitter, & Jared M. DeBona

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