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In This Issue:

• Conference Elects New Governing Committee Members
• This is the End of Chevron Deference: What it Means, What Comes Next, and Why it Matters
  By Jim Sandy & Kasey Davis
• California’s DFPI Issues Second Proposed Regulations on the Scope of California’s Debt Collection Licensing Act
  By Scott J. Hyman, Genevieve Walser-Jolly, & Paul Soter
• Opportunity Financial LLC v. Hewlett: True Lender and Usury Issues
  By Elizabeth Anstaett & Mercedes Ramsey
• A Retrospective of the CFPB’s Activities Regarding Earned Wage Access
  By Justin B. Hosie & Erica A.N. Kramer
• CFPB Proposed Overdraft Rule: How We Got Here and Where Are We Going?
  By Thomas P. Quinn, Jr.
• Case Note: Davidson v. United Auto Credit Corporation
  By Marci V. Kawski, Lisa M. Lawless, & Rebecca F. Bavlsik
• A Review of Recent Consumer Credit Reporting Litigation and Regulatory Activity and a Look Ahead
  By David N. Anthony, Timothy J. St. George, Noah J. DiPasquale, & Noland Butler

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