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In This Issue:

• Louisiana Supreme Court Confirms Yield Spread Premiums are Not Included in the HOEPA Points and Fees Calculation
  By Bennet Koren and Lauren Campisi
• The Dodd-Frank Act Changes the Consumer Finance Landscape
  By John L. Ropiequet, Christopher S. Naveja and Jason B. Hirsh
• Summary of the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010
  By Richard P. Hackett and Frank H. Bishop, Jr.
• Preemption under the Consumer Financial Protection Act of 2010
  By Roland E. Brandel and Jeremy R. Mandell
• Current Issues in Negotiable Instruments Law, Deposit Accounts and Payment Transactions
  By Alvin C. Harrell and Robert T. Luttrell, III
• Funds Transfers under UCC Article 4A: What is a Commercially Reasonable Security System?
  By Stuart R. Hene
• Overview and Update on Vehicle Secured Transactions, Certificates of Title, and Related Issues
  By David B. McCrea and Alvin C. Harrell
• Some Critical Issues in Automobile Dealer Bankruptcies
  By Lawrence A. Young, Wayne Kitchens, Patrick McCarren and Kristen Baker
• Testing Materiality under the Unfair Practices Acts: What Information Matters When Collecting Time-Barred Debts?
  By Timothy E. Goldsmith and Nathalie Martin
• The 2010 Amendments to the Telemarketing Sales Rule: Expanding FTC Regulatory Oversight to Debt Relief Services
  By John L. Ropiequet and Jason B. Hirsh
• Mortgage Rescue Fraud and the Subsequent Purchaser
  By Ashley Harrell
• Partial Payment Claims Processing, FHA Modernization and PETRA - Signs of Innovation at HUD
  By Scott E. Fireison and Sheldon L. Shreiberg
• Federal Reserve Board Announcement Regarding Decision Not to Finalize Three Pending Rulemakings
  By Stephen F. J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Home Affordable Modification Program Update
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Eligibility and Foreclosure Alternatives in the HAMP Home Affordable Refinancing and Foreclosure Alternatives Programs
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Corporate Governance Lessons from the 2008 Financial Crisis: Assessing the Effectiveness of Corporate Governance Through a Look at Troubled Companies
  By Richard Lieberman
• Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Appraiser Independence Requirements
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Lac du Flambeau Management Contract Decision
  By Wilda Wahpepah and Christine L. Swanick
• Interim Rule for TILA Disclosures under the Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act
  By Stephen F. J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Clarifications to Interim Rule for Closed-End Payment and Interest Disclosures
  By Stephen F.J. Ornstein, Matthew S. Yoon and John P. Holahan
• Federal Preemption Case Law Developments
  By Ralph T. Wutscher and David L. Beam
• MERS Case Law Overview
  By Sharon McGann Horstkamp
• Congress Enacts Truth in Caller ID Act
  By Lauren Campisi
• 2010 Update on Delaware Case Law Relating to Alternative Entities
  By Louis G. Hering and David A. Harris
• LLCs and Bankruptcy - A Case Law Update
  By James J. Wheaton
• California Supreme Court Rules that Class Actions under the Unfair Competition Law Can Go Forward Without a Showing of Class-Wide Injury: In re Tobacco II and Subsequent Developments
  By Bruce A. Colbath
• In Memorium: Three Distinguished Oklahoma Jurists
• Quarterly Report Ranked by Washington and Lee University School of Law

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