Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/30

Monday’s Headlines Kicking Off a New Week…

Chapter 7 Debtor Who Failed to Disclose Employment Discrimination Claim Could Not Convert to Chapter 13

Bankruptcy Court Abstains from Deciding Whether Debtor’s Obligations to Ex-wife Were Domestic Support Obligations

Court Would Not Use Its “Power to Prevent Injustice” to Force Nationstar to Honor Modification Letter that Chapter 13 Debtors Never Received

CFPB Payday Loan Limits Drawing Quieter Response Compared to Its Arbitration Rule

Eleventh Circuit Holds Voice Mail Message is a Communication

AP Sources: DeVos May Only Partly Forgive Some Student Loans

High home prices hit first-time buyers harder than ever, and student loans may be part of the reason

Medical debt is crushing many Americans. States can help fix that

Judge resists erasing foreclosure ruling

Register for November’s Webinar!

How to Introduce an Appraiser’s Testimony and Appraisal as Evidence in Bankruptcy Court

Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Eastern
Presented By: James J. Haller, Esq.
Cost:  $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Register: HERE

What’s New at NACBA?

 It’s The End of the Month Renew Your Membership for a Chance to Win 2 Great Resources!

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018! 

NACBA’s Washington Update, October 27th

Go into the weekend informed about significant and relevant activity on the part of Congress, regulatory agencies and interest groups/think tanks. Check out what’s happening in Washington, DC.

ON THE HILL On October 24th during the late hours, a slim majority of Republicans in the Senate voted to pass Senate Joint Resolution 47, which repeals a rule issued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that made it easier for Americans to sue their banks and credit card companies. Vice President Mike Pence issued the deciding vote to repeal CFPB’s arbitration rule and block consumers from suing financial giants like Equifax and Wells Fargo. Republican Senators John Kennedy (R-LA) and Lindsey Graham (R-SC) voted against the measure.

The Senate passed S. 1107, The Bankruptcy Judgeship Act of 2017, on October 24th introduced by U.S. Senator Chris Coons (D-DE), a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The bill is expected to be signed into law by President Trump in the next 10 days. Coons’ bill extends Delaware’s five temporary bankruptcy judgeships for five years. The bill also adds two temporary bankruptcy judgeships for Delaware. The bill also provides extensions for 14 temporary judgeships and creates four new bankruptcy judgeships total across the country.

On October 20th, U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) joined Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL) and seven other senators to call on the U.S. Department of Education (ED) to use its discretion to help college students and student loan borrowers displaced or otherwise unable to continue their education in the wake of Hurricanes Irma and Maria. Their joint letter called upon the ED to exercise discretion to enroll borrowers impacted by Hurricane Maria “in interest-free administrative forbearance for a minimum period of six months, or until Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are no longer considered to be in a disaster zone”.

House Financial Services Chairman Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) is praising Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for refusing to cooperate with the CFPB and says he hopes it sets an example for other federal agencies. In the letter issued on October 16th, Chairman Hensarling made it clear he would like other agencies to follow Education’s lead. He argues that the Education Department’s action to “curb the CFPB’s overreach are most welcome, and hopefully will serve as an example to other federal agencies to re-evaluate their relationship with the CFPB.”

IN THE AGENCIES On October 17th, 18 states led by Maryland and Pennsylvania sued the Department of Education for illegally delaying and refusing to enforce the gainful employment rule. Their complaint is based on the Department’s numerous violations of the Administrative Procedure Act. The gainful employment rule implements the Higher Education Act requirement that career education programs prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation. Finalized in 2014 and in effect since 2015, the gainful employment regulation requires schools to give prospective students key information about costs and outcomes of career education programs at for-profit, public, and nonprofit colleges, ends federal funding for programs that consistently leave students with debts they cannot repay, and allows colleges to appeal if they believe program graduates earn more than federal data indicate.

Prior to the repeal of CFPB’s arbitration rule being brought to a vote, in a rare move, the Treasury Department sided with Wall Street attacking the rule issued by CFPB. The rule “fails to account for significant costs of class action litigation and benefits of arbitration in a meaningful way,” the Treasury Department said in an 18-page report. And it “would upend a century of federal policy favoring freedom of contract to provide for low-cost dispute resolution.”

FROM THE INTEREST GROUPS The American Legion and National Consumer Law Center published an op-ed in Politico’s Morning Consult on the taxation of death and disability on student loan discharges. In it they argue, when a borrower dies or becomes permanently disabled before paying off student loans, the loans can be discharged, relieving the disabled borrower or surviving family members of the burden of paying off a loan they often cannot afford. However, The Internal Revenue Service may treat the amount of the forgiven loan as taxable income. Although some will be able to exempt this income because they are insolvent, not all will qualify. As a result, a family that was relieved to have a student loan forgiven may then end up struggling to pay a big tax bill — all while dealing with the death of a child.

OTHER On October 14th PBS News Hour has a featured episode titled, “More older Americans than ever are struggling with student debt”. Watch it online now.

Feedback should be directed to Krista.DAmelio@NACBA.com

Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/27

Headlines Leading Into the Weekend…

Different State Laws Make for Different Treatment of Lease vs. Security Agreement Issue

CFPB Issues Principles on Financial Data Sharing

Tax Relief for Farmer Bankruptcies Clears Congress

SCOTUS Considers Standard of Review on Bankruptcy Insider Claims

Debtor’s ‘Spend-Money-to-Make-Money Scheme’ Backfires With IRS

From the Web: Students Face ‘Tough Options’ after Perkins Loan Program Expires

Trustee’s Complaint for Fraudulent Transfer Against University for Tuition Paid by Debtors for Daughter Dismissed

IRS Barred From Challenging Confirmed Chapter 11 Plan

Court Rejects Debt Collector’s Bid for Second Bite at the Apple

Americans are already showing signs of maxing out on debt

Eleventh Circuit Narrows Application of Judicial Estoppel

Register for November’s Webinar!

How to Introduce an Appraiser’s Testimony and Appraisal as Evidence in Bankruptcy Court

Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Eastern
Presented By: James J. Haller, Esq.
Cost:  $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Register: HERE

What’s New at NACBA?

 It’s The End of the Month Renew Your Membership for a Chance to Win 2 Great Resources!

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018! 

Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/26

Thursday’s Headlines…

Senate Votes to Repeal Americans’ Day in Court; Gives Wall Street a Huge Win

Language Preference Question in Uniform Mortgage Application Will Help Borrowers Gain Access to the Mortgage Market

Education Secretary Delays Student Loan Borrower Defense Rules

From the Web: Mortgages, Credit Cards Are Leading Forms of Debt for Consumers

Opinion: Senate vote overturning CFPB rule is a blow to consumer protections

Vanquish a phantom debt for good

Connecticut’s New Net Worth Requirement for Collectors

CFPB Highlights Supervisory Findings Related to Credit Cards

Stellar Recovery Secures Significant Fair Debt Collections Practices Act Victory

Trustees Triumph

Cities Seeking Debt Assistance From State Can’t File For Bankruptcy, Lawmakers Say

Bankruptcy filings for IED suspect show unpaid medical bills, crippling debt

Connecticut Senate Passes Budget With Rescue for Hartford

Register for NACBA’s Webinars!

Top 10 Ways to Drastically Increase Lead Conversion

Date: Thursday, October 26th, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern
Presented By: Stephen Fairley, Founder & CEO of The Rainmaker Institute
Cost:  Member Benefit – No Cost for NACBA Members
Register: HERE

How to Introduce an Appraiser’s Testimony and Appraisal as Evidence in Bankruptcy Court

Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Eastern
Presented By: James J. Haller, Esq.
Cost:  $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Register: HERE

What’s New at NACBA?

NACBA Membership Promotion! 

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018! 

Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/24

Dive Into Tuesday’s Headlines…

New York Court Says No Disclosure Needed When No Interest Added to a Debt

Court Properly Declined to Compel Arbitration of Educational Loan Issue

CFPB Consumer Advisory Board to Discuss Final Rule for Small-Dollar Lending Market

A Boom in Credit Cards: Great News for Banks, Less So Consumers

Chapter 13 Funds Held by Trustee Had to be Returned to Debtor, Notwithstanding Child Support Enforcement’s Demand for the Funds

Operation Chokepoint – The Report of its Death May Be an Exaggeration

‘Secret Analysis’ Pushing CFPB’s Lawyer-Friendly Rule, U.S. Senators Told

District Court Finds that Bankruptcy Court Misapplied Law Regarding Tenancy by the Entireties, Remands Case for Factual Findings

RIP Makes Final Push to Buy and Forgive $100M in Medical Debt for 2017

Treasury reports CFPB arbitration rule would impose extraordinary costs

18 Million More Reasons Debt Collectors Need to be Engaged in the Illegal Robocall Solution

Navient Loses Appeal of Bankruptcy Court’s Denial of its Motion to Compel Arbitration of Student Loan Dischargeability Issue

Elizabeth Warren Calls for SEC Insider Probe of Navient Trades

Equifax hack may shake up US consumer data laws

Register for NACBA’s Webinars!

Top 10 Ways to Drastically Increase Lead Conversion

Date: Thursday, October 26th, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern
Presented By: Stephen Fairley, Founder & CEO of The Rainmaker Institute
Cost:  Member Benefit – No Cost for NACBA Members
Register: HERE

How to Introduce an Appraiser’s Testimony and Appraisal as Evidence in Bankruptcy Court

Date: Thursday, November 9, 2017, 3:00 PM – 4:15 PM Eastern
Presented By: James J. Haller, Esq.
Cost:  $25 Member / $75 Non Member
Register: HERE

What’s New at NACBA?

NACBA Membership Promotion! 

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018! 

New NACBA Webinar in November! Register Today

NACBA is excited to kick off a new month with another new and informative webinar, presented by James J. Haller, Esq. on Thursday, November 9th. In this webinar, “How to Introduce an Appraiser’s Testimony and Appraisal as Evidence in Bankruptcy Court,” a number of relevant issues  and topics will be discussed such as:

  • When is it necessary to present residential valuation in a bankruptcy proceeding?
  • Finding a good appraiser.
  • Advice to clients when meeting the appraiser.
  • Review of appraisals/discovery.
  • Preparing the foundation to allow your appraiser’s opinion
  • Preparing the foundation to admit the appraisal.

Registration is open! The cost is $25 for NACBA Members and $75 for Non-Members. As always we encourage you to join NACBA if you are not a member so that you can take advantage of member pricing and benefits that are an invaluable personal and professional investment!

Register: HERE

NACBA Announces Resignation of Jim Haller & Election of John Colwell as President

NACBA’s Board of Directors announces that NACBA President, James J. “Jim” Haller, has tendered his resignation, as a member of NACBA’s Board of Directors and as its President. The Board has filled the vacancy in the office of President with the unanimous election of current Board member and Vice President John Colwell (San Diego, CA) as our new President.

The Board deeply appreciates Jim Haller’s tireless efforts on behalf of the organization over many years. His passion for advocacy, education, and litigation have been contagious, and his leadership has helped keep NACBA moving in a positive direction.

With John Colwell’s election as President, the Board also unanimously elected Board member Ed Boltz (Durham, NC) to fill the Vice President’s position. In addition, due to Board member Pam Stewart’s resignation as NACBA’s Secretary, the Board has unanimously elected Board member Eugene “Gene” Melchionne (Waterbury, CT) as our new Secretary. Pam will also continue to serve as a Board member.

NACBA’s bylaws (section 4.8) provide that vacancies on the Board may be filled by the affirmative vote of a majority of the then members of the Board of Directors.

The Board of Directors, as it considers filling the remainder of the term (expiring April 2018) for the Board seat vacated by Jim Haller, is now inviting letters of interest from NACBA Members who are interested in serving as a Director.

The board is responsible for establishing policies and standing rules of NACBA, and for overseeing the affairs and budget of the association. The board meets approximately 12 times per year via teleconference (90-120 mins) and two in-person meetings (Annual Convention and Board Retreat). Please submit a letter (no more than 350 words) of interest by email to admin@nacba.com by November 15, 2017. The Board will review the letters of interest and anticipates making its selection later this year.

For more information about serving on the NACBA Board, please contact sitting Board members. Email addresses can be found by visiting NACBA’s Find an Attorney.

Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/20

Let’s Kick Off The Weekend With New Headlines…

From the Web: ‘A Look at the Nation’s Credit Scores by State’

Acting OCC Comptroller Keith Noreika and CFPB Director Richard Cordray Spar Over Arbitration Rule

Could CFPB’s Data Sharing Principles Make Debt Collection Better Too?

Retiree Can’t Wipe Out Loans for Son’s College in Bankruptcy

Should ‘No Money Down’ Chapter 7s Be Allowed?

Bankruptcy Filings Hit 10-year Low, May Rise Again

U.S. Consumer Bureau Offers Rules for Financial Data Collection

CFPB Student Loan Ombudsman Issues Sixth Annual Report

FTC Obtains $4.1 Million Judgment Against Seller of Fake Payday Loans

District Court Finds that Bankruptcy Court Misapplied Law Regarding Tenancy by the Entireties, Remands Case for Factual Findings

Chapter 13 Debt Limits Should be Raised or Eliminated, Some Say

Register for October’s Webinar!

Top 10 Ways to Drastically Increase Lead Conversion

Date: Thursday, October 26th, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern
Presented By: Stephen Fairley, Founder & CEO of The Rainmaker Institute
Cost:  Member Benefit – No Cost for NACBA Members
Register: HERE

What’s New at NACBA?

NACBA Membership Promotion! 

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018! 

NACBA Executive Director Search

Executive Director Search 

Deadline to Apply is November 30, 2017

The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (NACBA) is searching for the organization’s next Executive Director (ED). The position is VIRTUAL, with preference to the Greater Washington DC area and is available immediately.

NACBA is the only national organization dedicated to serving the needs of consumer bankruptcy attorneys and protecting the rights of consumer debtors in bankruptcy. Formed in 1992, NACBA has approximately 3,000 members located in all 50 states and Puerto Rico.

NACBA is governed by a nine-member Board of Directors. A professional staff of three serves NACBA from their home offices, and three contractors support the operations as well. NACBA’s budget is in the $1.3 million range.

Executive Director

The ED serves as the chief staff executive of NACBA, responsible to the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee for the effective conduct of the Association, providing leadership and overall strategic direction of the organization.  The ED is responsible for management of all technical, financial and personnel measures, resource development, and strategic planning.

The ED establishes and recommends Association goals, objectives, and related policies to the Board of Directors. Within that framework, the ED plans, organizes, coordinates, controls and directs the staff, programs and activities of the Association in compliance with all pertinent laws and regulations, Bylaws, policies and procedures.  The President is the primary face for the Association and is responsible for developing relationships and raising support for the organization.

NACBA is a critical point in its history. The next ED will be able to guide NACBA through a transformational period in terms of the Association’s growth and evolution. It is also a chance to strengthen NACBA’s leadership role in serving the organization’s Educate, Advocate and Litigate mission statement.

Key Criteria

  • Strong association or other organizational leadership and management skills and experience, at either the CEO or senior-management level.
  • An entrepreneurial spirit and demonstrated success in identifying and maximizing additional revenue sources.
  • Ability to build relationships and collaborative partnerships with internal constituencies and related external organizations.
  • Dynamic executive presence and demonstrated ability to serve effectively as the “face” of the organization; a skilled and articulate communicator.
  • Sound financial acumen and business sense.
  • Basic understanding of the legal profession and/or related financial services industries in order to speak knowledgeably and credibly on behalf of the membership – a strong plus.
  • Tech Savviness – a strong plus.
  • Get it done, grassroots personality – a strong plus.

Specific Duties & Responsibilities

Under the general direction of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors, the ED will be expected to handle the following duties and responsibilities:

Strategy and Vision | Board Relations

  • Providing support and advice to the NACBA Board of Directors, Executive Committee, and President by:
    • Executing all decisions of the Board of Directors, except in cases where assignments are made specifically by the Board.
    • Regularly informing the Board of Directors and Executive Committee of conditions and operations of the Association.
    • Developing the meeting agenda and preparing minutes for meetings of the Board of Directors.
    • Developing the meeting agenda and preparing minutes (assisting Secretary) for meetings of the Executive Committee.
    • Participating as directed in all meetings of Board and Executive Committee, unless requested to not attend.
    • Providing liaison and staff support to NACBA’s committees to enable them to perform their duties as delineated in the Association’s Bylaws.
    • Proposing new policy initiatives, as appropriate.
    • Ensuring sound implementation of the Association’s policies as directed by the Board.
    • Proposing strategic initiatives, plans, and policies which further NACBA’s interests.
    • Planning, formulating, and recommending to the Board of Directors basic policies and programs that will further the Association’s objectives.
    • In partnership with the Board of Directors, creating a Strategic Plan and ensuring implemented successfully; recommend specific goals and objectives to ensure successful implementation.

External Relations

Managing all external affairs of the Association (in conjunction with contracted representation), including relationships with like-minded bankruptcy and consumer associations, and legislators/regulators by:

  • Overseeing promotion of interest and active participation in the Association’s activities to NACBA stakeholders.
  • Attending legal profession related meetings and maintaining positive relationships with other, related associations.
  • Cultivating and maintaining positive relationships with current, past and potential convention exhibitors and sponsors and to ensure that the interests of the Association are realized.
  • Serving as an association spokesperson (when requested) on legislative and regulatory issues to profession, government, media and the membership of the Association;
  • Providing ongoing information to the Board, staff and other constituencies regarding trends, issues, and developments affecting NACBA, its members and the consumer bankruptcy profession in general.

Management & Operations

Overseeing the internal affairs of the Association, including day-to-day operations. In this regard, the CEO will:

  • Be responsible for maintaining, directing, motivating and compensating staff.
  • Have authority for hiring, termination, performance review, goals-setting, employee relations, and employment practices.
  • Supervise the NACBA team and be responsible for full staff meetings.
  • Direct and coordinate all approved programs, projects, and major activities of the NACBA staff.
  • Have overall responsibility for allocating staff and appropriate NACBA resources to Association functions, committees, task forces, and special projects.
  • Execute such contracts and commitments as may be authorized by the Board of Directors or outlined in established Association policies.
  • Working cooperatively with the Association’s financial team in conjunction with the development of the annual reviewed financial statements and required tax filings.
  • Develop and recommend an annual budget in cooperation with the Treasurer and Executive Committee and implement the budget within the confines of established guidelines.
  • Ensure that all funds, physical assets, and other property owned by the Association are appropriately maintained and safeguarded within established policies.
  • Develop and supervising NACBA’s internal operating policies and procedures, subject to Board approval as appropriate.
  • Safeguard confidential information as it applies to the daily functions of the Association and its members.

Requisite Background & Experience | Desirable Qualities and Characteristics

Qualified candidates for the position of Executive Director will be expected to understand, embrace, and advance NACBA’s mission and be prepared to step in as the face of the organization when necessary and appropriate. All candidates will also be expected to present the following:

  • Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university; advanced degree preferred.
  • Certified Association Executive | CAE designation a plus.
  • Executive-level experience in a professional membership association of a similar magnitude a plus.
  • Experience with and knowledge of the legal profession a plus.
  • Experience with advocacy; a deep understanding of the advocacy process.
  • Experience working with a volunteer-driven organization as either a staff member or volunteer.
  • Experience as a change agent, strategic thinker, and relationship/consensus builder.
  • Experience building and maintaining coalitions and strategic partnerships.
  • Experience retooling an organization, including growing membership.
  • Experience working with a governing board to develop and implement strategy and vision.
  • Demonstrated understanding of governance issues, including board management and dynamics.
  • Superior communications skills, both written and oral, and experience with public speaking.
  • Previous oversight of budgeting and financial management of an organization.
  • Ability to set priorities, delegate responsibilities, and mentor, motivate, and develop staff.
  • An entrepreneurial spirit and orientation.
  • High energy / dynamic personality.
  • Demonstrated ability to plan strategically and think tactically.
  • Creative problem-solver.

Bonus Points

  • Tech Savvy Required
  • Understanding of Abilia Net Forum AMS
  • Understanding of Higher Logic Communities Platform
  • Understanding of Word Press

Compensation | Benefits | Availability

NACBA offers a competitive compensation package to attract the right candidate. The organization offers stimulating work and professional development opportunities, encouraging all team members to generate innovative ideas to further the goals of the Association. NACBA also provides employees with a benefits package (various insurance, retirement, reimbursement, professional development, etc.)

Application Process

  • Resume and cover letters must be received no later than Thursday, November 30, 2017.
  • Must include requested salary range.
  • Email to admin@nacba.com

 

Bankruptcy News Briefs 10/18

Midweek Headlines…

Consumer Litigation Filings Under FCRA Continue Growth

Debtors Who Placed Extravagant Lifestyle Ahead of Paying Down Massive Tax Debt Were Not Entitled to Discharge Income Taxes

Survey: The Impact of a College Degree on Financial Health

Washington District Court Adopts Seventh Circuit Analysis Regarding Collection of Time-Barred Debts

Reminder: Timely Notice of Appeal Is Jurisdictional

After Equifax breach and ahead of 2018 filing season, IRS lays out plans to defend against tax frauds

IRS suspends $7.25 million contract with Equifax after complaints from lawmakers, including Sen. Ben Sasse

Don’t Rely on U.S. Consumers to Power Global Growth

How to Reverse Medicare Surcharges When Your Income Changes

Southern District Judges Preside Over Record High Bankruptcy Cases

Register for October’s Webinar!

Top 10 Ways to Drastically Increase Lead Conversion

Date: Thursday, October 26th, 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Eastern
Presented By: Stephen Fairley, Founder & CEO of The Rainmaker Institute
Cost:  Member Benefit – No Cost for NACBA Members
Register: HERE

NACBA Membership Promotion! 

Renew your NACBA membership this month for a chance to be entered to win not one but 2 amazing resources! Here’s what you can win!

  • NCLC’s Quick Guide to Federal Evidence and Objections(value $35). An essential practice tool for federal (and even state) court litigation, facilitating objection by rule number, and including common objections and motions at every stage of a case.
  • In addition to the Quick Guide to Evidence, winners will also receive the guide inside a NACBA logo portfolio (value $50). This portfolio even includes a protective space for your tablet!

Just renew your membership for a chance at winning!  Two (2) winners will be chosen at random each month.

Save The Date!

 

  • Save the Date for the 2018 NACBA Annual Convention on April 19-22 at the Sheraton in Downtown Denver! Registration opens November 13,2017!
  • NACBA 2018 Cruise! Get ready to set sail on the Empress of the Sea on November 29th-December 3rd 2018!