Vaishali Rao to Present at NCHER 2020 Annual Conference
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Nov 12, 2020
Hinshaw partner Vaishali Rao will present "Reviewing State Student Loan Servicing Licensing Laws – A Precursor to National Legislation?" at the National Council of Higher Education Resources (NCHER) 2020 Annual Conference at 12:30 p.m. Central on November 12, 2020. Rao will provide an update on state student loan servicing licensing laws (including legislative initiatives currently moving through the California and Massachusetts legislatures), highlight the differences between the various statues, discuss how NCHER members are currently complying with current statues, and cover the push for moving from a patchwork of state laws to uniform, nationwide, and federally mandated consumer protections.
For more information and to register for the NCHER 2020 Annual Conference, visit the event website.
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