Happy Monday! We kick off this week with the following news briefs…

Wells Fargo smacked again over financial-crisis acts

6 key Senate races for bankers this fall

Peer-to-Peer Payments Are Generally Safe, But Consumers Must Be Aware of Risks

Don’t pick up (or maybe you should): That annoying robocall could be about your student loans

Borrower beware: Soon it will be tougher to unload college loans

1 in 3 millennials tapped retirement funds for a down payment, study says

REGISTER FOR NACBA’S LIVE WEBINARS!

Introduction to Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Practice for Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
Date: August 23, 2018
Time: 4:00 PM Eastern / 1:00 PM Pacific (60 Minutes)
Cost: $25 Members / $75 Non-NACBA
Presenters: Dan Press, Esq.

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Have you been referring your Chapter 11 cases to outside counsel? Are you curious about the similarities and whether you can file these cases? Dan Press, a leading author and practitioner in individual chapter 11 cases, will present an introduction to chapter 11 practice involving consumer debtors. He will discuss when this chapter is useful, the similarities and differences to chapter 13 practice, and how to conduct a chapter 11 practice.

How to Value Assets in Bankruptcy
Date: September 27, 2018
Time: 4:00 PM Eastern / 1:00 PM Pacific (60 Minutes)
Cost: $25 Members / $75 Non-NACBA
Presenters: Gene Melchionne, Esq. & Jim Haller, Esq.

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What are the fastest least expensive methods to get accurate values for your client’s assets? Gene and Jim will discuss time tested methods to determine values on real estate, vehicles, and other property. Join us to learn how to save time and money while increasing the accuracy of your information.