2900 Van Ness Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20008
United States
Howard University School of Law
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Fintech, Discrimination, CFPB, FTC, ECOA, UDAP, UDAAP, Algorithm, Lending, AI, Marketplace Lending, Fintech Lenders, Machine Learning, Predictive Analytics, Law, Regulation, Credit-score, Credit Invisible, Big Data
BIg Data, Fintech, marketplace lenders, credit, regulation, discrimination, algorithms, AI, predictive analytics, law, tech, digital, lending, banking, consumers, small businesses, non-banks, lenders, mortgages, CFPB, consumer protection, FTC, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
bankruptcy, higher education, chapter 11, chapter 9, reorganization, for-profit colleges, forprofit, nonprofit, private colleges, public colleges, reorganization, university, highered
fintech, lending, marketplace, algorithms, Big Data, machine learning, ML, predictive analytics, AI, artificial intelligence, UDAP, UDAAP, fair lending, credit, underwriting, shadow banking, AlphaGo, DeepBlue, Zest, regulation, FTC, CFPB, attorney general
Bankruptcy, Higher Education, Student Loans, Discharge, Department of Education, ED, Undue Hardship
higher education, tenure, executory contracts, takings, constitutional law, bankruptcy law, Fifth Amendment, college, universities, nonprofit, for-profit, Westbrook, Functional test, Countryman, distress
Bankruptcy, Higher Ed, College, Universities, Bankrupt, Debtor, Healthcare, Chapter 11, Higher Education, Reorganization, nonprofit, for-profit, restructure, Title IV, Medicare, HHS, CMS, reorganize, fly-by-night, profiteer, chapter 9, Code
bankruptcy, virtue ethics, virtue jurisprudence, chapter 11, commercial bankruptcy, corporate bankruptcy, neo-Aristotelian, Aristotle, phronesis, practical wisdom, efficiency, fairness, justice, equity, creditors' bargain, philosophy, legal philosophy, moral philosophy, law and economics
higher ed, higher education, triad, ED, DOE, Department of Education, cohort default, financial responsibility, gainful employment, Title IV, student loans, predatory
bankruptcy, chapter 11, crowdsourcing, crowdsource, fee applications, professionals, ethics, professional ethics, corporate, business
bankruptcy, sales, asset sales, bankruptcy sales, preliminary injunction, injunction, delay, 363, 363(b), 363(f), 7001, 7001(2)
bankruptcy, higher education, municipality, chapter 9, chapter 11, college, university, section 109
crowdsourcing, chapter 11, SME, ABI, ABI Commission, reform, professional fees, restructuring
