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The proposed debt collection rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will likely result in a final rule that will overhaul the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. But there are communication components of the proposed rule that could also impact how companies in the credit and collection space comply with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

In this webinar, sponsored by TCN, a panel of compliance experts from across the ARM industry will share their insights into how the CFPB’s efforts to modernize debt collection will also work within the framework of the TCPA.

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Dispute letters come in all shapes and sizes. But many of them are difficult to decipher and many more are made to appear as if they were sent by an individual, but are likely coming from a credit repair organization.

In this webinar, sponsored by Microbilt, a panel of experts will discuss how companies in the credit and collection industry should manage the dispute letters they receive, to maximize productivity and minimize legal and compliance risks.

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Sponsored by the Florida Collectors Association

Collecting on a debt owed by someone who is deceased is decidedly different than collecting on a regular debt. There are more legal, ethical, and professional differences.

In Florida, there are even more compliance hurdles that need to be overcome. Join Stephen Iglesias, an attorney who represents creditors in courts throughout Florida in commercial and consumer debt collections, who previously served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Florida Attorney General’s Economic Crimes Division and Medicaid Fraud Control Unit, for this important presentation.

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Stephen Iglesias

Stephen Iglesias is an attorney in Tampa, representing creditors in courts throughout Florida in commercial and consumer debt collections, with a practice emphasis on healthcare reimbursement. Stephen’s practice includes all aspects of legal collections, including post-judgment enforcement, garnishments, and collateral recovery. Prior to entering into private practice, Stephen served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Florida Attorney General’s Economic Crimes Division and Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. For Medicaid fraud cases brought in the Central Florida, Stephen was lead counsel in asset seizure and forfeiture efforts. Stephen has over 20 years of experience in state and federal court litigation. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan, Columbia University in New York, and Southern Methodist University.

When it released its proposed debt collection rule, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau included a model validation notice that collectors could use to send to individuals. But the components of the model validation notice have raised some concerns that complying with the requirements will be costly.

In this webinar, sponsored by CompuMail, a panel of credit and collection compliance experts will share their thoughts about the model validation notice and it’s likely impact on the industry.

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