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In This Issue:

• Conference Elects New Governing Committee Members
• The Game of CFPB-Constitutionality Musical Chairs Continues: The Latest Updates on Major CFPB Constitutionality Litigation
  By Jason W. McElroy, Allison M. Scoggin, & Andrew Schilling
• An Irreconcilable Tension? The Conflict Between Increased Federal Regulatory Pressures and the Inability to Grow Compliance Functions
  By Michael Flynn
• Circuit Courts Split In Important National Bank Preemption Cases
  By Elizabeth Anstaett & Benjamin Hurford
• Small Business Lenders Beware: No More “Business as Usual” in New York
  By Leonard A. Bernstein, Bob Jaworski, & Richard Smith
• Update on California’s Debt Collection Licensing Act, Amnesty Legislation, and Proposed Regulations
  By Scott J. Hyman & Stephen D. Britt
• Innovating to Fight Fraud: Potential Approaches to the Problem of Unauthorized Transfers Under Regulation E
  By Jehan A. Patterson
• The Anti-Engel Bill and the Mess It’s Made for Mortgage Servicing and Mortgage Foreclosures in the State of New York
  By Jason Bushby & Tom Mostellar
• Welcome to Internet and Mobile Marketing: HUD’s 1996 RESPA CLO Policy Statement Finally Refreshed
  By R. Colgate Selden, R. Andrew Arculin, Scott D. Samlin, Paula M. Vigo Marques, & Daniel V. Funaro
• A History of the Conference on Consumer Finance Law
  By John L. Ropiequet

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