2024 Class Action Litigation Outlook Webinar
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2024 Class Action Litigation Outlook Webinar
May 16 @ 2:00 pm - 3:15 pm
May 16, 2024, from 2:00 pm – 3:15 pm EST
Presentation Slide Decks
The NASCUS Legislative & Regulatory Affairs Committee is hosting a webinar to survey the latest trends in class action litigation in the financial services sector. We’ll also address recent litigation against the Consumers Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) late fee rule and the recent District Court decision ruling the Corporate Transparency Act unconstitutional.
Guest speakers include: Fred Burnside and Chris Walczyszyn (Davis Wright Tremaine LLP).
There is no fee to participate. This complimentary webinar is open to NASCUS members as part of our ongoing series of special L&R Calls addressing key issues in the credit union system.
Registration is required. Attendance is free as a NASCUS member benefit.
A virtual meeting link will be sent out ahead of the webinar.
Fred B. Burnside
Fred Burnside concentrates his complex civil litigation practice on matters related to class-action defense, consumer financial services, and commercial litigation. His more than two decades as an attorney is distinguished by significant victories in state and federal trial and appellate courts, particularly in actions challenging banking fees and services.
Since successfully defending a pioneer class action lawsuit over insufficient funds (NSF) fee practices, Fred has represented dozens of major financial service providers facing similar claims. He also has the rare experience of taking a financial services class action through a jury trial—and winning. With an established track record of securing outright victory or favorable settlements, Fred has become the go-to attorney for consumer financial service providers facing class action lawsuits challenging fees charged by banks and credit unions.
His leadership at DWT includes serving as the co-chair of the Class Action Defense group and co-chair of the Consumer Financial Services Litigation industry team, and he previously served as the firm’s Deputy Chair of the Litigation Department, Executive Committee member, and on the firm’s Share (Compensation) Committee. He is a co-chair of the ABA’s Annual National Institute on Class Actions, editor of the ABA Class Action Committee’s Annual Survey of State Class Action Litigation, and a member of the American Law Institute.
