2009 will bring increased legislative and regulatory scrutiny of the title insurance and settlement services industry, both at the state and Federal level. Attorneys and business executives alike will need to stay current and dissect the details from a practical, real-world perspective in order to stay competitive.

If you weren't able to join our knowledgeable lineup of legal and regulatory business experts in Las Vegas earlier this year now is your chance to bring home all of their insights into the very latest in regulatory and enforcement trends and what they recommend you do to stay compliant.

Over 9 hours of guidance from the top minds in the industry!

Title Attorneys and Compliance Officers: Study the latest statutory, regulatory and common law changes expected to shape the title and settlement services industry in 2009.

Title and Settlement Services Businesspeople (Owners and Executives): Learn how the newest compliance and enforcement trends can help you steer your business in the coming year. Hear practical analysis and what it means for your everyday operation.

What will I learn?

• Foreclosure, REO and Loan Modification: In the roiling waters of the housing slump, a new revenue stream may exist for title companies. But lenders will be choosing partners well-versed in the legalities and technicalities that govern the work available.
• Marketing and Workshare Agreements: Title companies are seeking new angles to win new business. Find out what you’ll need to know to execute these arrangements legally.
• All About the Regulators: Hear directly from and speak directly to the people making the enforcement decisions that will shape your market and your business.
• AfBAs, Markups and the New Affiliate Marketing Rule: Not for all businesses, but if they’re done legally, they might be right for yours in a shrinking market.
• RESPA at the state level: How can you expect your state’s enforcement agency to respond?
• RESPA Reform: What will the new rule mean for your business?

Plus:

• E-Closings and e-signatures
• Fiduciary Duty and Duty to Non-Insured
• Fraud
• Litigation and common law update

Click here for the complete agenda from the Summit. Each and every session listed here is available as part of the Audio Sessions recording.

It’s the only legislative and regulatory conference to focus on the title and settlement services industry, and it’s built for attorneys and businesspeople alike. Arm yourself with the latest changes, the best analysis and the likely impact on your title or settlement business.

The industry’s best prepared and most insightful attorneys, compliance officers and executives were in Las Vegas this February and now you can absorb the same information they did on your own schedule. You’ll be brushing up on the latest changes and using that knowledge to the benefit of your bottom line. If you weren't able to attend the premier compliance seminar of the year, this is your chance to bring the conference home to you.

The 2009 National Compliance Summit was sponsored by: