Today’s news briefs read…
District Court Holds Arbitration Provision in Credit Card Contract Survives Discharge
Seniors owe billions in student loan debt: “This will follow me to the grave”
U.S. Banks’ Bad-Debt Pile Creeps Higher With Credit-Card Losses
Voters see student loan debt as threat to economy
Millennials struggle under the burden of student loan debt
99% Of Borrowers Rejected Again For Student Loan Forgiveness
Think Finance to Pay CFPB $7 for Loan Violations — Yes, $7 (1)
Student loan debt crisis spans generations
CFPB Issues Guidance on Applicability of TRID Rule to Assumptions
DeVos hires consultants to examine student loan portfolio
Student Loan Firm Fined For Failing to Make Adjustments to Ease Burden on Troubled Borrowers
Breakdown of Four New Requirements for Collecting Medical Debt in the State of Washington
CFPB Seeking Comments on Possible Remittance Rule Revisions
REGISTER FOR NACBA’S UPCOMING LIVE WEBINARS!
Emerging Bankruptcy Technologies to Assist your Bankruptcy Practice
Date: June 6, 2019
Time: 4:00 PM EST – 5:00 PM EST
Cost: $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Presenters: Rachel Foley Esq., Reed Almand, Esq. & James Haller Esq.
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Busy bankruptcy attorneys are bombarded with technology choices – all promising great rewards but many coming at great expense. Learn about different technologies that can make your practice more efficient in time and cost.
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Chapter 13 Plan Provisions: What Are They Good For?
Date: July 11, 2019
Time: 4:00 PM EST – 5:00 PM EST
Cost: $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Presenters: Henry Sommer, Esq., O. Max Gardner III, Esq. & James Haller, Esq.
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Avoid having unwanted provisions forced upon you and getting non-standard provisions that you want.
Why You Should Attend: Stuck with a plan provision unfavorable to your client? Learn how to contest those provisions and get more favorable language added to the plan.
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