Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2019March 22, 2019 EDT
Til (Defaulted) Debt do us Part: The Need for Regulation of Debt Buyers Collecting on Delinquent Debt in the Aftermath of Henson v. Santander
Til (Defaulted) Debt do us Part: The Need for Regulation of Debt Buyers Collecting on Delinquent Debt in the Aftermath of Henson v. Santander
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Articles in Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 47, Issue 1, 2019
- Transitioning Online2018–2019 Executive Board of Editors
- Revisiting the Right to a Speedy Trial: Reconciling the Sixth Amendment with The Speedy Trial ActEliot T. Tracz
- Do I Have to be Reasonable?: The Right to Arbitrarily Restrict Transfer of Occupancy and Mineral LeasesBlake A. Watson
- Til (Defaulted) Debt do us Part: The Need for Regulation of Debt Buyers Collecting on Delinquent Debt in the Aftermath of Henson v. SantanderMeghan Brickner
- More Isn't Better: Overtraining as a Cause of Action for Coach NegligenceRhiannon Herbert
- The Secure Scheduling Movement: Why Every State Should Consider Enacting Secure Scheduling LegislationAmanda Miggo
Meghan Brickner, Til (Defaulted) Debt Do Us Part: The Need for Regulation of Debt Buyers Collecting on Delinquent Debt in the Aftermath of Henson v. Santander, 47 Capital University Law Review 101 (2019).