Program Details
2025-10-29 13:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2025-10-29 13:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm ESTThis session examines the significant transformation in consumer financial services regulation following changes at the CFPB, including enforcement case closures and rule withdrawals. Attendees will explore how states are responding to the federal pullback through new legislation, enforcement initiatives, and recruitment of former CFPB personnel, while understanding why compliance programs should treat current changes as temporary.
Stefanie H. Jackman
Michael Yaghi
Caleb N. Rosenberg
Lane Richards Page 2:10 pm - 2:40 pm ESTGain critical insights into how state attorneys general are filling perceived gaps in federal consumer protection, including New York’s landmark FAIR Act and expanded UDAP authority. This session covers AI regulatory developments, fair lending considerations despite reduced federal focus, and emerging enforcement areas including pricing transparency, junk fees, and protection of elderly consumers.
Stefanie H. JackmanMichael YaghiCaleb N. RosenbergLane Richards Page 2:40 pm - 3:10 pm ESTExplore the evolving landscape of small business lending regulations, bank model lending challenges, and the growing patchwork of state commercial financing disclosure laws. This session addresses AI compliance in collections including TCPA implications, medical debt developments at federal and state levels, and California’s new small business collections requirements under SB 1286.
Stefanie H. JackmanMichael YaghiCaleb N. RosenbergLane Richards PageStefanie devotes her practice to assisting financial services institutions facing state and federal government investigations and examinations, counseling them on complex compliance issues, and defending them in individual and class action lawsuits. She represents clients across the financial services industry including banks, nonbanks, mortgage lenders, debt collectors, fintechs, and more.
Michael is a partner in the firm’s State Attorneys General and Regulatory Investigations, Strategy + Enforcement (RISE) Practice Groups, advising clients on consumer protection enforcement matters and regulatory issues. He represents clients in regulatory enforcement investigations involving advertising, sales practices, membership programs, telemarketing, and consumer financial services.
Caleb helps clients across the financial services industry navigate the complexities of a highly regulated landscape, advising fintech companies and state and national banks on regulatory risks posed by state and federal consumer protection laws.
Lane represents financial institutions and other clients in federal and state regulatory investigations and complex civil litigation, with particular focus on consumer protection and fair lending issues.
Stefanie devotes her practice to assisting financial services institutions facing state and federal government investigations and examinations, counseling them on complex compliance issues, and defending them in individual and class action lawsuits. She represents clients across the financial services industry including banks, nonbanks, mortgage lenders, debt collectors, fintechs, and more.
Michael is a partner in the firm’s State Attorneys General and Regulatory Investigations, Strategy + Enforcement (RISE) Practice Groups, advising clients on consumer protection enforcement matters and regulatory issues. He represents clients in regulatory enforcement investigations involving advertising, sales practices, membership programs, telemarketing, and consumer financial services.
Caleb helps clients across the financial services industry navigate the complexities of a highly regulated landscape, advising fintech companies and state and national banks on regulatory risks posed by state and federal consumer protection laws.
Lane represents financial institutions and other clients in federal and state regulatory investigations and complex civil litigation, with particular focus on consumer protection and fair lending issues.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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