News & Events
TCPA Developments and Litigation Trends
Location: New York Marriott Downtown, New York, NY
Date: January 29, 2014
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Katrina Christakis and Victoria Collado (Burke, Warren, MacKay & Serritella, P.C.) discuss TCPA litigation trends and developments.
Event Highlights:
Consumer financial services companies are facing unprecedented regulatory and enforcement scrutiny and mounting litigation, and there is no sign of change coming anytime soon.
It is with this in mind that American Conference Institute has developed its 17th National Conference on Consumer Finance Class Actions & Litigation to provide expert advice, critical insights, and comprehensive updates on:
- The latest enforcement actions and initiatives from the CFPB and other federal and state agencies, and their impact on the consumer finance industry
- Consumer finance class action litigation and settlement trends, as well as new and emerging procedural considerations: certification and other procedural developments in the wake of Wal-Mart v. Dukes and its progeny, offers of full relief, new cases, emerging theories of liability, and innovations in settlement strategies
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Mortgage and foreclosure litigation and compliance issues: defending against TILA claims and defeating foreclosure defenses and borrower stall tactics, as well as ensuring compliance with the new mortgage servicing rules
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New and emerging strategies for defending against claims, class actions, and government enforcement actions relating to TCPA, FDCPA, and FCRA
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Managing and defending against class actions and claims arising from student loans, auto lending, credit, debit, and prepaid cards, and bank add-on services and products
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Judicial perspectives on class certification, arbitration, settlement considerations, bankruptcy litigation, e-discovery, and more
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Analyzing debt collection litigation trends and using that information to prevent future lawsuits
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Fair lending: managing and defending against claims of discriminatory lending and assessing the status of ‘disparate impact’ in lending litigation and enforcement, including in the areas of student loans and auto financing