Fair Debt Collection CLE: Tactics & Compliance - LAST CHANCE for Early Bird Discount

The weak economy has made debt collection one of the most profitable and well-paid practice areas. A creditorâs ability to collect from a debtor is governed under a complex web of federal and state legislation that regulates the credit and collection industry, as well as provides consumer debtors protection from abusive and deceptive practices. The Rossdale faculty for this seminar includes a national authority on defending debt collection suits, a senior attorney at the Federal Trade Commission, and one of the leading consumer rights attorneys in the country. This seminar describes the laws governing the process and outlines the best practices to avoid lawsuits from debtors. Our nationally recognized speakers will also cover actions available to consumers, strategies for attorneys representing consumers, and the role of the federal regulator in debt compliance. The seminar will illuminate mortgage advertising, the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, the Fair Credit Reporting Act, ethical rules, trust account procedures, other regulatory issues, and provide an opportunity for the audience to ask live questions. Registration includes course and reference materials that serve as a helpful guide to the cutting-edge tactics and compliance techniques discussed in the seminar.

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Cutting-edge Tactics on Framing the FDCPA Case
Avoiding the Claims that You Are Most Likely to be Sued For
Best Practices on Communications with Debtors/Consumers & Third Parties
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Disclosures: What You Need to Know
Strategies on Voice Mail, Electronic Messages, Postcards, & Halting Communication
Credit Reporting and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act
Unfair Practices: Adding Fees, Unauthorized Charges, Charges Incurred by the Consumer
Harassment and Abuse: False and Misleading Representations, Claiming to be an Attorney
Cutting-edge Defenses against Debt Collection Claims
Tactical Removal of FDCPA Claims to Federal Court
Strategic Use of Offers of Judgment
Aggressive Collection Tactics that Follow Criminal Laws
Cutting-edge Techniques on Effective Debt Collection
The Growing Use of Deceptive Mortgage Advertising

Ronald S. Canter, Nationally Recognized Authority on Creditorâs Rights
Julie Bush, Senior Attorney at Federal Trade Commission
Daniel A. Edelman,ÂLeading Plaintiff's AttorneyÂin FDCPA cases

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