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Bankruptcy Briefs 1/21

Bankruptcy Forecaster Sees Junk-Debt Bubble Bursting Next Year

Equifax Reports Auto Loan Balances Near $1 Trillion, 2015 Starting Out in the Fast Lane

Judge Finds Ex-Wall Street Trader Hid Millions From Bankruptcy Court

Will a Bankruptcy Stop Me From Getting Student Loans?

Poll: Private Bank Accounts, Credit Cards Common Within U.S. Households

ED’s Student Loan Collection Contract to be Further Delayed for Large Companies

TILA Rescission Effective upon Notification

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Bankruptcy Briefs 1/13

Plaintiff Uses TCPA to Trigger FDCPA Claim Against Collector; Federal Judge Says No

Bankruptcy Reopened to Add Insurance Proceeds to Estate

Auto and Student Loans Cause Uptick in Consumer Borrowing

Russia faces wave of bankruptcies if interest rates don’t fall

Sheree Whitfield Loses Big In Ex-Husband Bob Whitfield’s Bankruptcy!

Judge in Interfaith Medical Center’s bankruptcy signed off on $1M in fees for former boss

Oil companies face new risk: Bankruptcy!

Cynthia Smiley Bankruptcy Case Could Be Closing Soon

Sixth Circuit Rules Against Collection Agency in FDCPA Out-of-Statute Debt Collection Case

Sen. Richard Shelby Elected Chairman of Senate Banking Committee

Aereo Employees Denied Bonuses Tied to Bankruptcy Sale

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Bankruptcy Briefs 1/8

Are ABI’s Bankruptcy recommendations too debtor friendly?

Boise man sentenced to prison for bankruptcy fraud

Working with New York’s Latest Debt Collection Regulations

Bankruptcy judge gives Trustees more time to report finances

National Bankruptcy Conference Chimes in on Wellness and the Constitutional Validity of Consent

Consumer Delinquencies Continue Decline in Third Quarter

Private Student Loan Business Declares War on Borrowers

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Bankruptcy Briefs 1/5

Homestead Exemption May Not Be Denied Based on Bad Faith, but . . .

Consumer Spending Remained Steady in December Despite Holiday Shopping

CFPB Sets Sights on Payday Loans

U.S. car sales rise in December to cap strong year

New York City Announces $1.3 million Settlement with Debt Collection Agency

A Debt Collector is Garnishing Our Wages Over a Student Loan

Sen. Elizabeth Warren priority: Pushing Republican-controlled Congress to address student loan debt crisis

How Jefferson County’s $30 million legal tab for bankruptcy may now seem like a bargain

Buffalo region’s bankruptcy cases declined 13.3 percent in 2014

Hawaii Bankruptcy filings fall to pre-recession low

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Bankruptcy Briefs 12/29

Marijuana manager hid $1 million then filed bankruptcy

Melissa Stamp, co-owner of Stamp Farms, pleads guilty to bankruptcy fraud

Students and Their Families Shoulder Larger Tuition Burden for State Colleges

Political Insider: Bankruptcy judge hints at retirement

Court Allows FDCPA Suit Where Assignment of Judgment Failed to List Current Balance of Debt

Wells Fargo, HSBC Among Banks Sued Over Subprime Securities

Creditors Go After Jailed Real Estate Mogul’s Wife

10 steps to take before bankruptcy in 2015

Banks, bankruptcy and baseball are among Fredericksburg area’s top 5 business stories for 2014

Default Interest Rate Inequitable

FTC Charges Data Broker with Facilitating the Theft of Millions of Dollars from Consumers’ Accounts

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Bankruptcy Briefs 12/18

Judge Rules that Government Debt is Covered by FDCPA, Forcing Collection Agency to Defend

Texas Attorney General Launches Investigation into Debt Collection Scam

CFPB Sues Sprint for Cramming Consumers with Unauthorized Third-Party Charges

North Huntingdon man found guilty of bankruptcy fraud

Michael Vick has nearly paid off his bankruptcy debt

William Styler a no-show in bankruptcy case hearing

Discharge in bankruptcy

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House of Debt Author Added To NACBA Convention Line-Up

House of Debt Author Added To NACBA Convention Line-Up
Professor Amir Sufi to Deliver Opening Day Keynote Address

The National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys is pleased to announce that Amir Sufi, the Chicago Board of Trade Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and Co-Director of the Initiative on Global Markets will explore a timely financial discussion during the Friday, April 24, 2015 afternoon session at the NACBA 23rd Annual Convention “Bankruptcy in the 21st Century: Solutions to Problem Cases,” April 23 through April 26 at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile in Chicago, Illinois.

Professor Sufi is also co-author of “the most important economics book of 2014 (Lawrence Summers Financial Times)” House of Debt: How They (and You) Caused the Great Recession and How We Can Prevent It from Happening Again.

Amir Sufi is one of the leading experts on the impact of consumer debt on the larger economy” said NACBA President Ed Boltz. “His research on the recent collapse in home values will help provided accessible answers many questions that consumer bankruptcy attorneys are asked by their clients and to policy issues faced by our country.”

Professor Sufi also serves as an associate editor for the American Economic Review and the Quarterly Journal of Economics. He has articles published in the American Economic Review, the Journal of Finance, and the Quarterly Journal of Economics. His recent research on household debt and the economy has been profiled in the Economist, the Financial Times, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. It has also been presented to policy-makers at the Federal Reserve, the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, & Urban Affairs, and the White House Council of Economic Advisors.

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Bankruptcy Briefs 12/8

House of Debt Author Added To NACBA Convention Line-Up

Pay Up! ‘CSI’ Star Gary Dourdan’s Ex Wants Cash For His Alleged Assault, Despite Bankruptcy Filing

Congressmen Urge Scrutiny of For-Profit College Sale to Debt Collector

What The ABI Bankruptcy Overhaul Doesn’t Include.

Bankruptcy trustee wants money back

Consumer Bankruptcy and Debt Collection on Monday’s ‘The American Law Journal’

CFPB Seeks Comments on Collection Request Related to its Company Portal for Consumer Complaints

The Examiners: Boost Bankruptcy Judges’ Powers

Suspended Erie-area bankruptcy lawyer faces 2nd probe

New E-Magazine Dedicated to Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Launched

NACBA Members Receive 10% Discount off 2015 Convention Exhibitor Booths

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Bankrupcty Briefs 12/1

Medical Debt Causes 18% – 26% of Bankruptcy Filings

Washington’s Quiet Bankruptcy Rewrite

Ruling Lets Bankrupt Woman Keep Rare Mormon Scripture

Will new student loan options make a dent in debt?

Immigrant dream runs into detour as GOP backer from Closter wages bankruptcy battle

Ex-Dewey Partner Altorelli Files for Bankruptcy

Bulldog Reporter Bankruptcy Leaves Trail of Unpaid Journalists

New York Fed Report Shows Increase in Household Debt

FDCPA Suits Increase in October, But Yearly Trend Holds: FDCPA Down, TCPA Up

New E-Magazine Dedicated to Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Launched

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Bankruptcy Briefs 11/25

NACBA Past President Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

“Non-Routine” Fees for Objections to Late Claims Allowed

Credit Card Balances Grow Amid Stable Delinquency Rates

Elizabeth Warren’s hand-crafted agency suffers shocking slide in morale

Former Chicago Rush Owner Arrested On Bankruptcy, Wire Fraud Charges

CFPB Announces Fall 2014 Regulatory Agenda Update

Time to Weigh Limits on Bankruptcy Filings

Gomery testifies in bankruptcy court

CFPB Reports Reveal Details About Debt Collection Regulation

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