Experience Matters
Thought Leadership Exclusively for Attorneys Practicing Creditors Rights Law
A series of thought leadership adapted from the people and firms dedicated to serving law firms engaged in the practice of creditors rights law.
Navigating the CFPB’s Retreat: What It Really Means for Creditors Rights Attorneys
This NCBA white paper unpacks the CFPB’s recent retreat from federal oversight, revealing how state regulators and private litigants are quickly stepping in to fill the gap. For creditors rights attorneys, it highlights why reduced federal pressure doesn’t mean reduced risk, only a shifting, more complex compliance landscape.
Contributor: Peter Nanov, Saul Ewing LLP
The Ethics of Using Generative AI in Legal Practice
Artificial Intelligence has nearly surpassed cybersecurity as the most in-demand topic in the last ten years. With rapidly changing technology NCBA provided an overview of the ethical issues and best practices for using generative AI in legal practices.
Contributors: Noah Fiedler and Alyssa Johnson of Barron & Newburger, P.C.
Adopting AI in Debt Collection
Based on a session at the NCBA 2024 Executive Experience, this Experience Matters reviews AI in practice, its internal use, the government regulation of these tools, and safeguards as they relate to the creditors’ rights attorney.
Contributors: Heath Morgan, Martin Golden Lyons Watts Morgan PLLC; Stacy Stein, Mountain Peak Law Group, PC
Part II
Fintech & Online Lending: An Analysis of Online Loans, Defenses, and Counterclaims
Based on an NCBA Legal Learning Webinar, these Experience Matters review the fundamentals of online lending and analyze common types of transactions and loans creditors rights attorneys need to understand when enforcing their clients’ rights.
Contributors: Nicole Strickler and Luke Chamberlain of Messer Strickler Burnette