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52 Consumer Fin. L.Q. Rep. 1 (1998)

handle is hein.journals/cnsmrfinlw52 and id is 1 raw text is: Vol. 52 No. 1 Winter, 1998 Re-Examining Truth in Lending: Do Borrowers Actually Use Consumer Disclosures? The Internet: The Future of Finance, or Fools' Gold? by Thomas B. Hudson and Nuala C. McConnell The New Fair Credit Reporting Act-New Duties; New Liability; New Questions by Anne P. Fortney and Linda B. Dubnow Current Truth in Lending Issues by Elizabeth C. Yen Symposium on Fair Debt Collections and Consumer Bankruptcy Overview of the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act After the 1996 Revisions-Time for Another Change? by Alvin C. Harrell The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act: Update on Heintz; Procedures and Compliance Tools for Collection Attorneys by George W. Heintz Class Action Strategies in FDCPA Litigation by Lawrence A. Young and Jeffrey D. Coulter Twenty More Ways to Avoid Liability Under the Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act by Alvin C. Harrell Current Issues and Recent Developments in Consumer Bankruptcy by Jon Ann Giblin and Stephen P. Strohschein A Study on the Status of the Pawnbrokers Industry in the State of Oklahoma by Dr. Willis J. Wheat Revised Article 9 Moves Closer to Completion by Alvin C. Harrell Consumer Credit 1997 by Alvin C. Harrell The Supreme Court Finks on Purchase-Money Grace Periods by Alvin C. Harrell Photo Feature: 1997 Annual Meeting of the Conference and Frederick G. Fisher, Jr. Memorial Program

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