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The Dos and Don’ts of Consumer Finance Litigation (3 General Credits)
Date: 08/21/2020
Credit Hour(s)
General Credit – 3 Hours
Ethics Credit –0 Hour
CME Credit – 0 Hour
NLS Credit – 0 Hour
Continuing Legal Education
Consumer finance claims are being filed with as much (if not more) frequency than any other type of claim. This multi-hour seminar features 12 practitioners representing both plaintiffs and defendants who currently litigate these cases. Our speakers will help attorneys spot and advise on various protections afforded consumers under state and federal law.
NOTE: Once you review the program in its entirety, the IndyBar will report all credits earned within 10 days of completion directly to the Indiana Commission for Continuing Legal Education. Posting by the Indiana CLE Commission of the credit to your CLE transcript may take 30 days. Additionally, there are codes provided to the live audience during this webinar to verify attendance. Those viewing this recording do not need to report those codes.
Featuring
Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act/Mortgage Related Claims (standing, pre-suit notice, licensing, settlement conference) – Travis Cohron and Dustin DeNeal
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act - John Steinkamp and Dan Sandlin
Fair Credit Reporting Act– Jason Mizzell and Duran Keller
Telephone Consumer Protection Act – Kay Dee Baird and Sarah Fowler
Indiana Specific Claims - Justin Hazlett and Robert Duff
Bankruptcy Specific Claims (stay violations, violation of discharge injunction, student loans) – Steven Halbert and Cassie Nielsen
Pricing
Online CLE
(includes 1 affirmation)
(includes 1 affirmation)
(includes 1 affirmation)
$135.50
Member
(includes 1 affirmation)
$270.50
Non-Member
Electronic File Delivery
Documents available with Online CLE purchase:
Seminar Materials
Seminar Materials 2
Credit for Online CLE
Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education
Credit has been approved with the Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education for 3.00 General credits.
Credit has been approved with the Indiana Commission For Continuing Legal Education for 3.00 General credits.