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In this issue, “In the Fight,” we highlight alumni’s efforts to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, restore a broken justice system, and confront toxic injustice. The Society’s President Ken Dalling, responds to Scotland’s Justice Secretary Keith Brown’s feedback on potential reform of the legal justice system. We are working with partners within the Scottish authorized sector and intently monitoring official advice and updates from Scottish Government and NHS to make certain that we’re acting in accordance with the latest guidance to protect the well being, safety and wellbeing of our employees, members and stakeholders. Commenting on SCTS contingency planning for …

Finally, this text compares the CFPB’s TILA appraisal rule with the CFPB’s ECOA valuations rule.Sanford Shatz is Of Counsel to McGlinchey Stafford and is resident in its Irvine, CA office. He makes a speciality of shopper monetary providers including litigation of mortgage-related points, and offering regulatory and compliance recommendation. By Sanford ShatzThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s ECOA Disclosure and Delivery Valuations Rule, efficient January 18, 2014, is designed partly to make sure transparent lending to informed consumers. The rule requires that creditors inform credit applicants that they’ve a right to obtain a duplicate of any property valuation developed in connection …