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David Schultz to Speak in CFPB ACA Huddle Webinar

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Nov 9, 2020

Hinshaw partner David Schultz will speak on a panel on the topic of Electronic Communications Disclosures in a CFPB ACA Huddle Webinar, on November 9, 2020.

The webinar will focus on initial analysis of the electronic communications disclosure components of the CFPB's debt collection rule released on October 30, 2020, including the requirements for a validation notice, and itemization of the debt and plain-language information about how a consumer may respond to a collection attempt.

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