Stay apprised of the consumer credit developments coming out of Washington and the related court cases from around the country with insightful analysis from an expert in consumer lending and truth-in-lending law.

Expert author James Pannabecker covers key banking law court cases, focusing on what's next and what the decisions mean for the industry in clear, easy-to-understand language accessible to lawyers and non-lawyers alike.

Prominent attorneys provide expert analysis and commentary in articles that explore a wide range of bankruptcy law subjects in depth, in eight print issues a year.

The Banking Law Journal delivers analysis, practical guidance, and commentary ranging from current events to digests of banking law cases.

Barkley Clark and Barbara Clark provide timely information and expert guidance on developing informed solutions and realistic strategies for dealing with Regulation CC, UCC Articles 2, 3, and 4 and bank liability issues. Each month, the authors analyze leading cases and other important developments that can have an impact on depository institutions and their counsel.

Summarizes leading federal and state court decisions pertaining to the laws of banking, commercial paper, trusts, bankruptcy, and secured lending. Digests are grouped under topical section headings, so cases on any particular issue of banking law can be easily located.

Expert authors Barkley Clark and Barbara Clark cover the latest developments and court decisions on UCC Article 9. Mistakes in secured transactions are costly making it more important than ever to stay current with evolving laws and regulations by subscribing to this monthly newsletter.

Provides a comprehensive explanation of the major legal issues that arise between lenders and borrowers at the various stages of the loan relationship. The Law of Lender Liability presents practical guidance for developing and implementing protective measures at every stage of the life of the loan.

A comprehensive guide for lenders engaging in second mortgages and home equity loans, which includes state-specific rules pertaining to: advertisements, application practices, bad check charges, balloon payments, brokering second mortgage loans, consumer protection, credit line/revolving credit loans, disclosures, discrimination, fees and charges, home equity loans, insurance, interest and usury, late charges, licensing, predatory lending, prepayment, prohibited loan terms, and record retention.

In-depth analysis covering the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and the implementation of the CFPB.