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Day 1 - Thursday, July 28, 2016
Day 2 - Friday, July 29, 2016
Day 1 - Thursday, July 28, 2016
7:30 |
Registration and Continental Breakfast |
8:00 |
Co-Chairs’ Opening RemarksThomas M. Hefferon Scott M. Pearson |
8:05 |
In-House Roundtables: How Corporate Counsel Are Managing Consumer Finance Claims/Class Actions, Compliance Challenges, and Enforcement Actions and Examinations, Selecting and Working with Outside Counsel to Enhance the Client-Attorney Relationship, andPanel 1 | 8:05 – 9:20Lisa A. Ellis Tim O’Brien Andrew Lusk Manuel P. Alvarez Brian Blake Renee Garcia Robert Lavet Panel 1 Moderator:Stuart M. Richter Panel 2 | 9:20 – 10:35Nitish Pandey Germán A. Salazar Kelli S. Lott Linda Dubnow James M. Wortman Karen Gossman Paul Jones Panel 2 Moderator:Robert Mowrey Achieving Efficiencies with Reduced Budgets and Smaller Staffs |
10:35 |
Networking and Refreshment Break |
10:45 |
Regulatory Enforcement and Examination Roundtable: The View from Federal and State Agencies and Attorneys General on New and Emerging Initiatives, Enforcement Actions, Examination Procedures, and InvestigationsJedd Bellman Bryan Greene Richard L. Bischoff Lara A. Sutherlin R. Stephen Stigall Tom James Richard Hayes David A. O’Toole Moderator:Michael Gordon
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12:05 |
Consumer Finance Class Action Litigation and Settlement Trends and New and Emerging Procedural Considerations: Certification, Class Ascertainability Issues, and Other Procedural Developments, New Cases, Emerging Theories of Liability,Patrick J. Ivie Gregory S. Korman Marcel C. Duhamel Bryan A. Fratkin Simon Fleischmann
and Recent Developments in Settlement Strategies |
1:15 |
Networking Luncheon for Speakers and Attendees |
2:15 |
The CFPB and the Consumer Finance Industry:Eric J. Mogilnicki David R. Dugas Rachel Rodman Ori Lev Hunter Wiggins Scott M. Pearson
Considerations and Lessons Learned from Recent CFPB Enforcement Actions, Including in the Areas of Cybersecurity and Data Privacy, Gauging the Impact of the Bureau’s Position on Arbitration, Assessing its Expanded Use of UDAAP Provisions, and Evaluating the Bureau’s Enhanced Oversight and Heightened Scrutiny of Financial Institutions and Nonbank ‘Larger Participants’, Including the Student Lending, Auto Lending, Marketplace Lending, and Installment Lending Industries |
3:30 |
Networking and Refreshment Break |
3:40 |
Residential Mortgages:Michael J. Steiner Frank Hirsch Abe Chernin
Lender and Servicer Class Action, Litigation, Settlement, and Procedural Trends With Regard to Loan Mods, Lender-Placed Insurance, Duty of Care, and More; Latest Foreclosure Challenges Tied to Statutes of Limitation; Ongoing Impact of CFPB Mortgage Rules; and Best-in-Class Risk Management and Regulatory Practices |
4:50 |
Debt Collection and Credit Reporting Litigation and Enforcement Actions: Developing Effective Defense Strategies for New and Emerging Claims and Managing Government Enforcement Actions Arising From the FDCPA and the FCRANeal F. Bailen Geoffrey K. Milne Dylan W. Howard
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5:50 |
Conference Adjourns to Day TwoCocktail Reception hosted by: |
Day 2 - Friday, July 29, 2016
7:30 |
Continental Breakfast |
8:00 |
Views from the Bench: Judicial Perspectives on Class Certification, Arbitration, the Evolution of the Law, Settlement Considerations, the Latest Plaintiff Theories, Emerging Defense Strategies, E-Discovery, Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Litigation, and MoreHon. Sean W. McPartland Hon. Clifton Newman Hon. Richard S. Schmidt Hon. F.A. Gossett, III Hon. Nora Barry Fischer Moderator:Andrew K. Stutzman |
9:30 |
Networking and Refreshment Break |
9:40 |
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA): Litigation and Settlement Trends, New Plaintiff Theories, Emerging Defense Strategies, Class Action Certification Issues, and Staying Ahead of the Curve in the Face of Complex and Unclear RulesChristopher Bradley Schuelke John C. Lynch Frank Springfield Joseph J. Siprut
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10:55 |
Supreme Court Roundup – Campbell-Ewald, Tyson Foods, Spokeo and Beyond:Jeffrey D. Pilgrim Victoria R. Collado Jennifer L. Gray Richard E. Gottlieb
Exploring Alternative Avenues to Moot a Class Action in the Wake of Campbell-Ewald, Evaluating the Impact of Tyson Foods, Assessing the Status of Spokeo, and Adapting Your Consumer Finance Class Action and Litigation Strategies in Anticipation of Forthcoming Supreme Court Decisions |
12:00 |
Networking Luncheon for Speakers and Attendees |
1:00 |
Fair Lending: Managing and Defending Against Claims of Discriminatory, Predatory, and Abusive Lending and Assessing the Status of ‘Disparate Impact’ in Lending Litigation and EnforcementRobin Nunn Darren M. Welch Therese G. Franzén Michelle L. Rogers Thomas M. Hefferon
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2:15 |
The Borrower’s Perspective: Insights From the Plaintiffs’ Bar and Consumer AdvocatesAnne Houghtaling Cathleen M. Combs Joseph J. Siprut Moderator:Hunter R. Eley In this session, you will hear from leading plaintiffs’ attorneys and consumer advocates on claims and settlement trends, where cases are headed in the coming months, and how lenders and servicers can work with borrowers to minimize the need for litigation. You will obtain key insights into the types of actions plaintiffs’ counsel are focusing on now and how to prepare for and respond to new and innovative claims, as well as how consumer advocates view the current consumer finance landscape. |
3:30 |
Conference Ends |