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CFP: Symposium on AI, Consumer Credit, and Discrimination

Public Citizen

We received the following call for papers: Nikita Aggarwal, Matt Bruckner, Kathleen Engel and Cre Johnson are putting together proposals for a symposium on AI, Consumer Credit, and Discrimination. The organizers hope that, if the proposal is accepted, you will be interested in attending the symposium even if you do not submit an abstract.

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SBPC's Mark Huelsman report: the student loan IDR system creates a debt trap

Public Citizen

Here's the abstract: This report highlights how the design of the main protection meant to deliver affordability to federal student loan borrowers, Income-Driven Repayment (IDR), ignores the widespread effects that runaway student loan balances have across borrowers’ financial lives.

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CFP: Beyond Fresh Start: Fixing the Broken Student Loan Default and Collection System

Public Citizen

We received the following Call for Papers: On April 6, 2022, in addition to announcing an extension of the federal student loan payment pause, the White House announced that the U.S. The Department now has an opportunity to fix the broken student loan default and collection system.

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CFP: Global Forum for Financial Consumers

Public Citizen

We received the following call for papers: The 2021 Global Forum for Financial Consumers (GFFC). Organized by International Academy of Financial Consumers (IAFICO) Call for Papers (1 st )   August 6 th  ~ 7 th , 2021 Format: Online & onsite webinar Onsite venue: Seoul National Univ.,   Sectoral (insurance?lending?investment)

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An email is less intrusive than a phone call, finds N.D. Illinois while granting TrueAccord’s motion to dismiss

True Accord

(TrueAccord) in the Northern District of Illinois continues to showcase the benefits of digital collection as the court found receiving an email about a debt is less intrusive to consumers than receiving a phone call. Messer Strickler represented TrueAccord and filed the briefing in the case. In the Branham v.

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Study finds consumer medical data breaches can cause consumers to switch providers and increase gym visits

Public Citizen

Here is the abstract: Data breaches pose grave dangers to consumers, brands, and society. In particular, healthcare data breaches are most costly ($7.1 million each) and damaging, as the breached data are irrevocable, and consumers face limited alternatives and daunting switching costs.

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CFP on Racial Capitalism

Public Citizen

We've received the following Call for Papers, which overlaps with consumer law issues: Racial Capitalism: An Elaboration in Legal Scholarship.   We are in a moment which calls for a legal analysis that grapples with the reality of Racial Capitalism in our society.

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