Clients hate surprises. To help clients avoid them, Scott frequently authors and lectures on industry legal developments, dives into litigation matters early, and offers honest and practical advice and solutions.
Scott is the Firm’s Data Protection Officer, and holds CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPT, and CIPM certifications from the International Association of Privacy Professionals. Scott completed the Harvard VPAL Cybersecurity: Managing Risk in the Information Age program, and has been appointed to the Advisory Board for the Certificate Program in Big Data at the College of Extended Learning at California State University — East Bay.
In May, 2021, Scott was appointed for a 2-year term to the State of California’s Department of Financial Protection and Innovation’s Debt Collection Advisory Committee. This appointment follows 25 years devoted to representing financial institutions, national banks, automobile finance companies, and loan servicers. Scott has counseled and defended the Firm’s clients on privacy and cyber-security matters, and has extensive experience defending individual and class actions brought under state and federal Truth-in-Lending laws, UDAP laws, the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), and the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).
Scott is a Vice President and Governing Committee member of the Conference on Consumer Finance Law and has published dozens of articles in the Conference on Consumer Finance Law Quarterly Report and other scholarly periodicals on issues of interest to the financial services industry. Scott also is a contributing author to Debt Collection Practice in California (CEB), having authored since 1998 the CEB’s treatise on “The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act” and co-authored since 2014 the CEB’s treatise on “The Telephone Consumer Protection Act”. Since 2008, Scott has authored the Firm’s California Person Property Finance industry weblog, having summarized and posted on over 3,000 decisions related to consumer finance.
Scott joined the Firm’s San Francisco office in 1995, and moved to Orange County in 1999 to help open the Firm’s new Irvine office. Scott and his wife live in Irvine and raised their two children there. But, Scott’s family has kept its Bay Area roots, by remaining involved the athletic and academic community of Stanford University. Their son won back-to-back NCAA D-1 National Championships in soccer while at Stanford, and then graduated with a Masters Degree in Industrial Design from Georgia Tech. Their daughter received her undergraduate and graduate degrees in mechanical engineering from Stanford.
Areas of Practice
Education
- The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, J.D., with Distinction, 1990
- The Pennsylvania State University, Schreyer Honors College, B.A., with Honors, 1987
- Harvard VPAL Cybersecurity: Managing Risk in the Information Age (2020)
Admissions
- California
- Texas
- United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit
- United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- United States Supreme Court
Publications
- Hyman, S.J., The FTC Holder Rule—Redux in 2022, 74 Conf. on Cons. Fin. Law 343 (2023)
- California: Proportionality under the CCPA – a new or well-established principle? (OneTrust Data Guidance (Jan. 5, 2023)
- Severson & Werson Publishes Article on “An Overview of Developments Under California’s Consumer Financial Protection Law and Debt Collection Licensing Act”
- Attorneys Scott Hyman and Laszlo Ladi Co-Author Article on California’s New Debt Collection Licensing Scheme and Mini-CFPB Legislation
- S&W Publish a Litigator’s Look at the CCPA’s “Reasonable Security Procedure and Practice” Standard
- Walser-Jolly, G., and Hyman, S.J., The California Consumer Privacy Act’s 30-Day Right to Cure, ABA Cons. Fin. Serv. Newsletter (Dec. 5, 2019)
- Hyman, S.J, and Figueroa, K., Contribution and Indemnity for Wrong Number Calls Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Vol. 73 Conf. Cons. Fin. L.Q. 84 (Fall 2019).
- Thompson-Reuters’ Practical Law Series Overview of the California Song-Beverly Act
- Hyman, S.J.; Walser-Jolly, G.; Guzzetta, J.; & Wenrick, C. (Summer 2019). Unconscionability and Contractual Consent-to-Call Clauses Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
- Hyman, S.J., and Mohseni, T. (Spring 2019) California Court of Appeal Finds that the FTC Holder Rule Limits a Holder’s Liability for a Consumer’s Attorneys Fees
- Hyman, S. J. & Gettell, E.R. (Summer 2018). Insurance Coverage Under Directors & Officers Liability Insurance Policies for Claims Brought Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act
- Hyman, S. J. & Kubota, E.S. (Summer 2018). Predatory Servicing, 72 Conf. Cons. Fin. L. Q. 43
- Hyman, S.J & Kemp, E.W. (March 2018) The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Regulates Pay-by-Phone “Convenience” Fees, CFSC Newsletter: ABA Business Law Section
- Hyman, S.J. & Kenney, A.B. (February 2018) Automobile Finance Law in the Emerging Autonomous and Mobility Ecosystem
- R.S. Saelao & S.J. Hyman, “The Effect of Claim Trimming on Class Certification in TCPA Cases” 71 Conf. on Cons. Fin. L. Q. 83 (Winter 2017)
- Hyman, S.J. & Wenrick, C.C. (December 2017). “California State and Federal Courts Have Different Class Certification Rules on Whether Putative Classmembers Must Be Ascertainable” Financial Services Law Bulletin
- Hyman, S.J. & Wenrick, C. C. (Winter 2017) California State and Federal Courts Have Different Class Certification Rules on Whether Putative Class-members Must Be Ascertainable
- Hyman, S.J. & Saelao, R.S. (Winter 2017) The Effect of Claim-Trimming on Class Certification in TCPA Cases, 71 Conf. Cons. Fin. L. Q. 83
- Hyman, S. J. (Fall 2017). “9th Circuit Finds that Directors’ & Officers’ Liability Insurance Policy Excludes Coverage for Claims Brought Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. (Los Angeles Lakers v. Federal Insurance Company (No.15-55777)).” (S&W Financial Services Law)
- Hyman, S. J. & Walser-Jolly, G. (Fall 2017). The Effect of the FDCPA’s “Consumer” Limitation on Class Certification: Do Courts Apply Different Standards in Individual and Class Actions? 70 CONF. CONS. FIN. L. Q., pp. 172-179.
- Hyman, S.J., Cram, D. H., & Kornberg, B. J. (Fall 2017). The Intersection of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and the Federal Consumer Bankruptcy Laws. 70 CONF. CONS. FIN. L. Q., pp. 113-126.
- Hyman, S. J. & Givental, A. A. ( Fall 2017). California’s Single Document Rule for Retail Automobile Transactions. 70 CONF. CONS. FIN. L. Q., pp. 134-142.
- Hyman, S. J. (Annually since 2012). “The Telephone Consumer Protection Act,” Chapter 2B, “Debt Collection Practice in California” (Cont.Ed.Bar)
- Hyman, S. J. (Annually Since 1998). “The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act”, Chapter 2A, Debt Collection Practice in California (Cont. Ed. Bar)
- Hyman, S.J. & Kemp, E., (July 2017). The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Issues a Compliance Bulletin on Pay-by-Phone “Convenience” Fees
- Hyman, S. J. & Kubota, E. S., (June 2017). The United States Supreme Court Limits Non-Domicile Jurisdiction Over Foreign Companies
- Hyman, S. J. (Spring 2017). “Directors’ & Officers’ Liability Insurance Coverage for Claims Brought Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, and the 9th Circuit’s Anticipated Decision in Los Angeles Lakers v. Federal Insurance Company” (S&W Financial Services Law)
- Hyman, S. J. & Murphy, C.T., (February 2017). Monthly Personal Property Finance Newsletter, No. 1, pp. 1-19
- Hyman, S. J. & Kamka, M.K. (Winter 2016). “Are the FTC’s Warnings on Debt Collection by Text Message Prescient or Predictable?”. 70 Conf. Cons. Fin. L. Q. 76 publication date Apr 20, 2017 in the Conference on Consumer Finance Law Quarterly, 76-83.
- Hyman, S. J. & Kenney, A. B. (Fall 2016). “Judicial Isolation of the Third Circuit’s ‘Glassine Window’ FDCPA Decision in Douglass v. Convergent Outsourcing”, 69 CONF. CONS. FIN. L. Q. 142, 137-141.
- Hyman, S. J. (Fall 2016). “Recovery of Commercial Losses Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.” Journal of Consumer & Commercial Law (Vol 20, Number 1), 1-8.
- Hyman, S. J. & Kenney, A. B. (Fall 2016). “The Effect of the FDCPA’s Class-Action Penalty Cap on Class Certification”, 69 CONF. CONS. FIN. L. Q., 137 -141.
- Hyman, S. J. (Fall 2015). “Certification of Class Actions Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and the Prohibition against “Fail-Safe” Classes”. (Republished by the Official Publication of the Consumer & Commercial Law Section of the State Bar of Texas. 10 J. Consumer. & Com. Law No. 1
- Hyman, S. J. (2014). “Staying TCPA Cases Under the Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine”. 68 Con.Fin. Serv. L. Rep. 312
- Hyman, S. J. (2014). “Certification of Class Actions Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and the Prohibition against “Fail-Safe” Classes”. 68 Con.Fin. Serv. L. Rep. 326
- Hyman, S. J. (August 5, 2009). “Does California’s Rosenthal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Protect Non Debtors for Abusive Debt Collection Practices?” 14 Con.Fin Serv. L. Reb. 5
- Hyman, S. J. (May 27, 2009). “Does the Litigation Privilege Protect Against Suits Filed Under California’s Rosenthal FDCPA?”, Vol. 13, Issue 1
- Hyman, S. J. (March 4, 2009). “Can the Law Be That Unclear? 9th Circuit California Courts Reach Opposite Conclusions on FCRA Pre-euption of CCRAA”. 12 Con Fin. Serv. L. Rep. 5
Consumer Finance Posts
- Same Byars – Different Result
- CFPB Issues Orders to Nine Large Auto Lenders
- CIPA Motion to Dismiss Denied in Chat-Feature Case
- District Court (Cal.) Finds that Telematics Control Unit on Plaintiff’s Vehicle Was Not an “Electronic Tracking Device” under Penal Code 637.7
- Severson Opines on the Proportionality Doctrine under the CCPA/CPRA
- Certiorari Sought in Pulliam Holder Rule Decision
- California Chapters AB 2311 on GAP Protection
- Conference of State Bank Supervisors Releases Cyber-Security Tools for Non-Bank Financial Services Companies to Improve their Cyber-Security
- FTC Issued an Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Data Privacy and Security
- The CFPB Addresses Data Security
- District Court (Cal.) Says No Art. III Standing for CCPA Data Breach Case
- The Intersection of Privacy and Fair Debt Collection: District Court (Ill.) Finds No FDCPA Standing for “Hunstein” Violation Where Data Shared with Vendor was Encrypted
- DFPI Issues Proposed Regulations on Scope of Licensure Required by DCLA — Response Due by August 29, 2022
- CFPB Issues Advisory Opinion on “Pay-to-Pay” or “Convenience Fees”
- California Passes Consumer Debt Validation Bill
- CFPB Adds Cyber-Security and IT Requirements to Examination Manual
- CFPB Announces FFIEC’s Information Technology Examination Privacy and Cybersecurity Handbook for Financial Institutions on “Architecture, Infrastructure, and Operations”
- District Court (Ind.) Says the TCPA Doesn’t Allow Indemnity Claim against Claimant’s Spouse
- A Dirty Dozen: Our Weblog’s 12th Anniversary
- Severson & Werson Attorneys Publish a Litigator’s Look at What Constitutes a “Reasonable Security Procedure” Under the California Consumer Privacy Act
- On Day-2 of the CCPA, We Propose Our Take on the CCPA’s 30-Day Right to Cure
- Severson & Werson Publishes the Two Definitive Practice Guides on the CCPA and on Consumer Privacy in California
- Severson & Werson Edits Thompson-Reuters’ Practical Law Series on the Song-Beverly Act
- California New Car Dealers’ Association Challenges OEM Subscription Service
- BPM’s and Severson’s May 9, 2019 Webinar on Cybersecurity Incident Avoidance and Response is On-Line
- Severson & Werson Financial Services Practice Group’s Law Bulletin on “California State and Federal Courts Have Different Class Certification Rules on Whether Putative Class-members Must Be Ascertainable”
- US Senate Uses Congressional Review Act to Invalidate CFPB’s Anti-Arbitration Rule
- US Dept. of Treasury’s Analysis Parts Ways with the CFPB on the CFPB’s Arbitration Rule
- Severson & Werson Publishes Article on California’s Single Document Rule
- Severson & Werson Publishes Article on the Intersection of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and Federal Bankruptcy Laws
- Severson & Werson Publish Article on the Effect of the FDCPA’s “Consumer” Limitation on Class Certification
- Coverage under Directors & Officers Liability Policies for TCPA Claims, and the Los Angeles Lakers v. Federal Insurance Company Case
- California Supreme Court addresses Whether Broughton/Cruz Rule Survives Concepcion
- District Court (Cal.) Denies Motion to Dismiss EFTA Claim for Failing to Give Notice of Recurring Payments
- Severson Publishes Two Articles on the FDCPA
- Severson & Werson Publishes Article in the Texas Journal of Commercial and Consumer Law on Precluding Recovery for Commercial Losses in FCRA Cases
- District Court (Ill.) Says FCC’s Anti-Robocall Technology Winner Plausibly Alleged Injury-in-Fact in TCPA Case, But Not Statutory Standing
- District Court (Ill.) Allows Past the Pleadings Stage a Class Plaintiff’s Claim that Auto Finance Company Illegally Charged More than Pay-By-Phone Vendor’s Actual Fee and Kept the Rest
- District Court (Ill.) Certifies TCPA Blast-Fax Case; Questions Regarding Consent Insufficient to Defeat Class Cert.
- CFPB Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Regarding Consumer Arbitration Clauses
- District Court (Cal.) Compels Production of Just About Everything in TCPA Class Action
- District Court (N.C.) Says TCPA Defendant Cannot Contract Around FCC Ruling in Order to Prohibit Revocation of Consent; Says Defendants Dialer was an ATDS Even Though it Lacked Present Capacity
- District Court (Cal.) Finds FCRA Class Action Defendant’s Communications with Putative Class Members to be Misleading
- District Court (Minn.) Says Proposed TCPA Class is Not a “Fail-Safe” Class; Denies Motion to Dismiss on the Merits Because the Matters Raised by Defendant Regarding ATDS and Consent Were Outside the Complaint’s Allegations
- The Firm’s Eric Troutman Expounds on What the FCC Considers to be an Autodialer under the TCPA
- District Court (Oh.) Finds No Direct or Indirect TCPA Liability for Telemarketing Calls
- S&W Publishes Two Articles on TCPA Matters: Staying TCPA Cases under the Primary Jurisdiction Doctrine and Certification of Class Actions under the TCPA and the Prohibition Against “Fail-Safe” Classes
- United Healthcare Files Petition with FCC on the Issue of Unintended Recipients of Calls to Cell Phones
- ACA Int’l Files Petition With the FCC on TCPA Matters
- FTC Brings Enforcement Action arising out of Debt Collection Text Messages
- California Passes Fair Debt Buying Practices Act
- FTC Issues Revised Guide for Red-Flag Rule Compliance
- FTC Weblog Posts “It’s All About Accuracy and Integrity” — Guidelines for Furnishers under FCRA
- Opening Brief filed in the 7th Circuit in Thrasher-Lyon TCPA/Consent Case
- Maybe JTH Tax Decision Was Not the End of the Inquiry: District Court (Cal.) Finds No UCL Claim Stated for the Act of Another Absent Direct Involvement
- FTC Proposes Modifications to Used Car Rule
- FCC Applies Common Sense in TCPA Text-Response Ruling
- Our Live-Blog from the CFPB’s Field Hearing on Debt Collection
- 9th Circuit Says Debt Collectors Can Not Send Collection Letters to Debtor’s Employer “c/o” the Debtor, Particularly When Debt Collector Knows Debtor’s Residential Address
- SCOTUS Grants Cert. to Resolve Conflict Between 9th Circuit (Rouse) and 10th Circuit (Marx) on Whether FDCPA or FRCP 54(d) Controls as to Recovery of Costs
- District Court (D.C.) Finds Against Car Dealer Association’s Claim against the FTC on FACTA Risk Based Pricing
- 7th Circuit Holds that TCPA Consent to Call Cellular Telephone Does Not Transfer from Original Customer/Subscriber to New Holder/Subscriber of the Cellular Phone
- 9th Circuit Hears Oral Argument in Evon v. Law Offices of Sidney Mickell — Class Action Arising from Mail Sent to Consumers at Work “c/o” their Employer
- FCC to Consider New TCPA Rules at February 15, 2012 Meeting
- House Energy and Commerce Committee Holds Hearing on 11.4 Regarding H.R. 3035, The Mobile Informational Call Act of 2011
- Legislation to Modernize the TCPA Introduced in the U.S. House; But White House Plans to Exempt Government from TCPA Regulation
- FTC Announces Second Vehicle Sales and Finance Roundtable, August 2-3, San Antonio, Texas
- Court of Appeal (Cal.) Rejects Argument that Dealer’s Use of Non-OEM Parts Negated Safe Harbor of Vehicle Code 9990-9991
- Supreme Court (Cal.) Holds FCRA Does Not Pre-Empt State Law Remedies for Disclosure of Private Medical Information to CRAs in the Course of a Dispute Over a Medical Debt
- District Court (Minn.) Holds that Consumer Must Dispute Debt under § 1692(g) Before Suing
- “Lessee” of 619-999-9999 Number Brings TCPA Claims in San Diego Small Claims Court
- FTC Posts Transcripts from April 2011 Conference on Motor Vehicle Sales and Financing
- Severson & Werson Issue E-Alert on AT&T v. Concepcion
- District Court (Ill.) Finds “Failure to Mitigate” No Defense to TCPA Claim
- 8th Circuit Confirms Furnisher Need Only Re-investigate What CRA Tells It
- House Financial Services Committee to Hold Hearings on CFPB Oversight This Week
- Oral Argument Scheduled in Texas Appellate Case on Applicability of TCPA to Debt Collection Calls
- FCC Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to Implement Truth-in-Caller ID Act of 2009
- FTC to Hold Workshop on Protecting Consumers from Loan Servicers/Debt Collectors’ New Technologies
- FTC to Hold Roundtable on Consumer Issues in Motor Vehicle Financing and Leasing on April 12 in Detroit
- Truth-in-Caller ID Act of 2009 — Enacted Dec 22, 2010 (Public Law No: 111-331)
- FTC Sets Up Business Center to Explain the FTC
- Does the Iqbal/Twombly Standard Apply to Pleading FDCPA Affirmative Defenses?
- From SNL to the Senate Floor: Sen. Franken Introduces S. 3888 — “End Debt Collector Abuse Act of 2010”
- District Court (Or.) Holds that 15 U.S.C. 1692e(8) Credit Reporting Claim Requires Sequence, But Finds for Plaintiff Anyway
- California Court of Appeal Finds Against Kinder’s TCPA Claims
- District Court (Cal.) Says Russian Language Is Not Protected by Civil Code section 1632
- District Court (Cal.) Concludes that Rosenthal Act Permits Creditor to Send Billing Statements Notwithstanding Debtor’s Representation by Counsel
- Oral Argument Heard January 13, 2010 in the Jerman Matter on Scope of the Bona Fide Error Defense
- Cal. AG Assigns Opinion Request Number to Single Document Rule Issue
- 9th Circuit Addresses Autodialers, Holds “Text Messages” Subject to TCPA in Satterfield Case
- Federal Agencies Issue “Frequently Asked Questions” on Red Flag Identity Theft Rules
- Severson & Werson Publish Article on the Applicability of the Litigation Privilege to Rosenthal Act Claims
- FTC Workshop Recommends FDCPA Revisions; Announces Follow-up Roundtable August 5-6, 2009
- FTC Offers Web Page to Assist with Red Flag Compliance
- New JAMS Rules on Class Action Arbitration Become Effective May 1, 2009
- Texas District Court Rules on “Negative Equity” Bankruptcy Issue Currently Before the Ninth Circuit
- Severson & Werson Publish Article Regarding Conflict Between California State and Federal Appellate Courts On FCRA Pre-Emption
- FTC Issues 2008 Report; List of Top Consumer Complaints
- Opening Briefs filed in 9th Circuit in In re: Penrod addressing the treatment of “negative equity” in Bankruptcy; Creditor Receives Amicus Support
- District Court (Ill.) Cites Little Support for Grimes’ finding of Unconstitutionality of FACTA Penalty
- Eastern District follows Sial decision, says “no” to Norr-Pennington doctrine and Litigation Privilege
- And, It Gets More Confusing — Cal. Court of Appeal follows Gorman and declines to follow Liceaga
- 9th Circuit Holds Civ. Code § 1785.25 is Not Pre-empted — Muddies the Waters
- Post-Leckler: Cal. District Court Grants Motion based on Hobbs Act
- Post-Leckler: Briefing on Hobbs Act Motion to Dismiss Completed; Hearing 11.21.08
- FTC Delays Implementation of FACTA’s “Red Flag” Rules to May 1, 2009
- A Measure of Sanity — Northern District (again) Holds that Required Notices Do Not Violate FDCPA
- FACTA Red Flag Rules Become Effective November 1, 2008
- Post-Leckler: Defendants Move to Dismiss under the Hobbs Act
News
- Severson Financial Services Attorneys Participate in Fall Conference on Consumer Finance Law
- Attorneys Scott Hyman and Laszlo Ladi Co-Author Article on California’s New Debt Collection Licensing Scheme and Mini-CFPB Legislation
- Stephen Britt Co-Authors Article on “Quarterly Report Impact Analysis”
- Scott Hyman adds to Panel on “Data Breach and Malware Insights”
- Severson & Werson Attorneys Commit to Data Privacy Day 2020
- S&W Publish a Litigator’s Look at the CCPA’s “Reasonable Security Procedure and Practice” Standard
- Walser-Jolly, G., and Hyman, S.J., The California Consumer Privacy Act’s 30-Day Right to Cure, ABA Cons. Fin. Serv. Newsletter (Dec. 5, 2019)
- Hyman, S.J, and Figueroa, K., Contribution and Indemnity for Wrong Number Calls Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Vol. 73 Conf. Cons. Fin. L.Q. 84 (Fall 2019).
- Scott J. Hyman was interviewed by the AutoFinance News on CyberSecurity Issues Facing the Automobile Finance Industry
- Thompson-Reuters’ Practical Law Series Overview of the California Song-Beverly Act
- Severson & Werson is a Proud Sponsor of the CCFL’s Spring Conference in Chicago, IL
- California Financial Services Association’s 78th Annual Convention – Severson’s 11th Year Presenting at CFSA’s Annual Conference
- Severson & Werson Sponsors 2018 Five-Star Institute’s Conference and Expo, Dallas, Texas.
- Scott Hyman Moderates Panel Entitled “Debt Servicing and Collections in the Marketplace Lending & Alternative Financing Space”
- Scott J. Hyman Appointed to the Governing Committee for the Conference on Consumer Finance Law
Events
- Severson Financial Services Attorneys Participate in Fall Conference on Consumer Finance Law
- Severson Attorneys Address the Orange County Bar Association on Privacy and Cyber-Security
- Hyman, S.J, and Figueroa, K., Contribution and Indemnity for Wrong Number Calls Under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, Vol. 73 Conf. Cons. Fin. L.Q. 84 (Fall 2019).
- Scott J. Hyman was interviewed by the AutoFinance News on CyberSecurity Issues Facing the Automobile Finance Industry
- Thompson-Reuters’ Practical Law Series Overview of the California Song-Beverly Act
- Severson Team Assists Industry Group on How to Build a Data Privacy Program and Comply with the CCPA
- Severson & Werson is a Proud Sponsor of the CCFL’s Spring Conference in Chicago, IL
- S&W Co-Hosts Webinar on Cybersecurity Incident Avoidance and Response
- The Conference on Consumer Finance Law – Fall Conference
- Severson & Werson Joins Ford Motor Company’s Legal Alliance for Women in a Global Day of Service
- Severson & Werson Sponsors 2018 Five-Star Institute’s Conference and Expo, Dallas, Texas.
- Scott Hyman Moderates Panel on FinTech and Auto Mobility at the Conference on Consumer Finance Law, Chicago, Ill.
- Severson Team Presents Independent Finance Industry Training Program on the Fair Credit Reporting Act
- Severson & Werson Sponsors American Bar Association (ABA) Committee Diversity Breakfast – ABA Honors Firm’s Founder, James Werson.
- Scott Hyman Moderates Panel Entitled “Debt Servicing and Collections in the Marketplace Lending & Alternative Financing Space”
- Scott J. Hyman Presented “Class Action Developments under the TCPA” at the Conference on Consumer Finance Law, Texas A&M School of Law, Fort Worth, Texas
- Kristin Walker-Probst, Scott Hyman, and David Berkley Presented on Current Developments in Automobile Finance at the CFSA’s 77th Annual Conference, Palm Springs, CA