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Dustin Alonzo to Present on Advisory Opinions Under the new CFPB Debt Collection Rule

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Dec 10, 2020

Hinshaw attorney Dustin Alonzo will speak as part of an AccountsRecoverydotnet webinar panel titled "CFPB Debt Collection Rule Series: Advisory Opinions." The panel will discuss the inclusion of advisory opinions in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) new debt collection rule, and the impact these advisory opinions might have on the accounts receivable management industry in adapting to and complying with the new rule.

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