How do we fix the creditors’ rights attorney pipeline before it becomes a crisis?

In this episode, host Adam Parks sits down with Joy Jackson of Faber & Brand and David Weimer of Kramer & Frank to break down how law school outreach for collections law is changing attorney recruitment in regulated financial services.

Together, they dig into law student exposure gaps, mentorship and talent development in collections law, and why the NCBA law school engagement program matters for the future of creditors’ rights law.

If you care about sustainable legal capacity, this conversation is worth your time.

Podcast Website:
https://receivablespodcast.com/videos/creditors-rights-attorney-pipeline-ncba

Faber & Brand, LLC:
https://faberbrand.com/

Joy Jackson on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joy-jackson-281bb5146/

Kramer & Frank, P.C.:
https://www.kramerandfrank.com/

David Weimer on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-weimer-a45a0926/

creditors rights attorney pipeline,
law school outreach for collections law,
recruiting attorneys for regulated financial services,
mentorship and talent development in collections law,
future of creditors rights law

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