October Research and the staff at Dodd Frank Update hosted this very important Webinar to give industry professionals the information they need to influence lawmakers and regulatory overseers in the legislative and rulemaking process.

The Act has — and will continue to — drastically change the way things are done in the financial services, mortgage origination and settlement services industries. To help professionals in these industries stay current on the latest developments, we’ve created The Dodd Frank Starter Kit.

In Foreclosure Crisis in Focus, we look at some of the issues surrounding the foreclosure process, and what agents can do today to stave off claims in the future.

Our legal and compliance experts will provide you with full instruction on what the regulators are proposing so you will have the knowledge and insight to comment on the rule, as well as insight into the statutory framework of the related Dodd-Frank provisions.

The RESPA News 2010 Case Law Report provides in-depth coverage and analysis of 19 major cases that were either decided or saw major developments in 2010, including cases on sham AfBAs, Section 8 overcharges, disputed thing of value payments, unearned/undivided discount fees and more.

Comprehensive instruction on the key elements of the Federal Reserve’s loan originator compensation rule and related provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act.

This Webinar will look back at the major historical developments in the unfair or deceptive acts or practices law, provide information about the definition and implementation of UDAAP under Title X, and attempt to predict how these laws are likely to be applied in the future against the mortgage industry.

Topics include the creation of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and its rulemakings, mortgage reform, appraisal provisions and more.

This 39-page special report covers 15 major RESPA cases that were either decided or saw major developments in 2009. This report is comprised of comprehensive reporting on each key case, as well as in-depth attorney analysis.

In Bridging the RESPA Gap we explore the first month-plus of the revised GFE and HUD-1.