CRLC Written Materials
2024 CRLC
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2024 Consumer Rights Litigation Conference
Pre-Conference Intensives
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Introduction to Consumer Law (2024 CRLC)
2: Background on Debt Collection (2024 CRLC) (no written materials)
3: The Debt Collection Machine (2024 CRLC)
4: The Basic Alphabet Soup of Consumer Law (2024 CRLC)
5: Where to Start? (2024 CRLC)
6: What’s Next? (2024 CRLC) (no written materials)
Intensive on Estate Planning and Heirs Property (2024 CRLC)
A: Estate Planning and Probate Law Basics, Part 1 (2024 CRLC)
B: Estate Planning and Probate Law Basics, Part 2: TODDs and Trusts (2024 CRLC)
C: UPHPA 2.0: Predatory Investors and Equity Theft (2024 CRLC)
E: Local Government Issues: Blight, Code Enforcement, and Property Tax Foreclosure (2024 CRLC)
F: Heirs and Disasters (2024 CRLC)
G: Effective Outreach & Community Partnerships (2024 CRLC)
Medical Debt Intensive (2024 CRLC)
1: Medical Debt Defense 101 (2024 CRLC)
2: Intro to Fair Credit Reporting Act and Medical Lending Products (2024 CRLC)
3: Using the No Surprises Act to Help Patients with Surprise Medical Debt (2024 CRLC)
Main Conference
Thursday, October 24, 2024
A1-24: ABCs of Stopping Debt Collection Harassment
A2-24: Saving Homes in Bankruptcy
A3-24: ABCs of Student Loans: Getting Started on Student Loan Cases
A4-24: The Arbitration Trial/Hearing: The First Hour
A5-24: Challenging Government Debt: State Case Studies
B2-24: The ABCs of Solar Panel Fraud
B3-24: Breaking Down Barriers: Interrupting Bias in Your Legal Practice
B4-24: Justice-Involved People & Consumer Protection Challenges
B5-24: Reverse Mortgage Updates
C2-24: ABCs of FCRA: Focus on Criminal Background Checks
C3-24: Major Federal Student Loan Updates
C4-24: Junk Fees in Rental Housing
C5-24: The New Payday Loans and Other Usury Evasion Developments
D1-24: Is It a Loan? Strategies for Challenging Alternative Financing Products
D2-24: Insurance Redlining and Other Abusive Practices
D3-24: Warranty Claims in Used Car Sales
D5-24: Defeating Sovereign Immunity in Consumer Cases
Friday, October 25, 2024
E1-24: Ethical Implications of AI Tools in Litigation
E2-24: FDCPA Claims and Foreclosures
E3-24: Tenant Screening Policy Roundtable
E5-24: Counseling Student Loan Borrowers in the Face of Change
F2-24: Climate Change Impact on Mortgage Servicing
F3-24: Junk Fees in Auto Sales and Finance (no written materials)
F4-24: Framing Consumer Claims with a Conservative State Judiciary
F5-24: Using Clinics to Reach More Student Loan Borrowers
G1-24: Access to Justice Update: A Review of Recent Decisions in Arbitration and Standing
G2-24: Mortgage Issues Roundtables
G4-24: Effective Emotional Distress Testimony
G5-24: Litigating Payment Fraud Cases
H1-24: Data Brokers and the FCRA in the Algorithmic State
H3-24: Representing Owners of Manufactured Homes
H4-24: Advanced Medical Debt Defense: Effective Defenses and Counterclaims
H5-24: Old Loans, New Problems: Novel Challenges with Private Student Loans
Saturday, October 26, 2024
I1-24: Challenging Predatory Actors in Higher Education (no written materials)
I2-24: How to Negotiate Excellent Settlements
I4-24: Doing Well While Doing Foreclosure Defense
I5-24: FCRA: Deep Dive into Reinvestigation Cases
J1-24: The Facts Make the Case: How To Find and Use Data To Win Your Case
J2-24: Divorce and DV Issues in Mortgage Modifications
J3-24: The Art of Discovery: Advanced Techniques for Gathering Essential Information
J4-24: Representing Consumers in Buy Here Pay Here Car Cases
J5-24: Junk Fees: Drip and Partition Pricing under State UDAP Laws
K1-24: Finding, Developing, and Working with Experts in Car Cases
K2-24: How to Sue a Debt Settlement Company
K3-24: From Day One to T(rial) One: Building a Comprehensive Trial Plan
K4-24: Developments in Fair Lending With a Dash of AI
L1-24: How To Get Paid in Your Consumer Case
L2-24: Navigating Student Loans in Bankruptcy: DOJ & DOE Updates & New IDR Rule for Chapter 13
L3-24: Winning Repossession Cases: UCC Claims, FDCPA Claims, and Trial Strategy
L4-24: Mortgage Servicing Updates
L5-24: The Business and Benefits of Taking Debt Defense Cases to Feed your Consumer Law Practice