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Comprehensive New FDCPA Regulation F Takes Effect November 30
The first comprehensive debt collection regulations interpreting the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act take effect November 30, 2021. This article summarizes new CFPB Regulation F, with links to free NCLC, CFPB, and other resources providing additional detail. Regulation F provides new consumer rights but also is likely to lead to new consumer abuses.
Twelve Tips for Homeowners After Natural Disasters
This article advises homeowners after natural disasters: FEMA aid and other sources of help and grants; avoiding insurance, home repair, and municipal code problems; forbearance of mortgage payments, loan modifications after exiting forbearance, and foreclosure avoidance; and preparing for the next natural disaster. Links providing far more detail are open to all readers for a limited time.
Emergency Access to Surviving Debt, Other NCLC Resources
Recovery from recent natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic creates unusual financial stress on American families. In response, for a limited time, NCLC opens a number of our publication resources free to the public, including Surviving Debt (our one-stop resource for dealing with all types of debt) and a new chapter on homeowner rights because of COVID-19 and natural disasters. Click here for more information and links to the free digital resources.
TCPA Litigation After Recent Supreme Court, FCC, Other Rulings
This article sets out practice implications of three recent Supreme Court cases, two FCC rulings, and other court decisions dramatically reshaping TCPA litigation: Article III standing; the autodialer definition; constitutionality of TCPA claims arising prior to an unconstitutional provision’s severance; general limits on prerecorded calls; new limits on debt collector-recorded calls to residential lines; and seller liability for “do-not-call” rule violations.
Now Available: Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices, Tenth Edition
Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices (10th ed. 2021) (1,056 pp.) is now available in both print and digital format on the NCLC Digital Library. This is an essential revision of the most important consumer law statute in all 50 states, adding thousands of new federal and state cases since the last edition. Learn more and read Chapter One for free here.
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