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[upbeat music] Welcome to the Consumer Finance Podcast.

I'm Chris Willis, the co-leader of Troutman Pepper Law's Consumer Financial Services regulatory practice.

And today we're gonna be talking about the comeback of foreclosure actions, both residential and commercial, and the implications that has for financial services companies in litigation and otherwise.

But before we jump into that topic, let me remind you to visit and subscribe to our blogs, troutmanfinancialservices.com and consumerfinancialserviceslawmonitor.com. And while you're at it, please check out all of our other great podcasts, the FCRA Focus, the Crypto Exchange, Payments Pros, and Moving the Metal.

Thank you all for listening.

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Juan Dawson described that in episode 108, released January 27th, 2025.

At the time, he was an associate at Troutman Pepperlock.

So I had worked my 2L summer at another energy firm.

And for all intents and purposes, I was expecting to go back there.

Number three, it's important to note that in that complaint, Clement filed anonymously using the Jane Doe pseudonym.

Number four, furthermore, on December 5th, 2019, Bennett J. Moskowitz of Troutman Sanders LLP, attorneys for the executors of the estate, filed a stipulation with a request to so order claimant's request for anonymity on consent from all parties involved in that litigation.

Attached here, too, as Exhibit 2, is a true and correct of the fully executed stipulation.

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Furthermore, on December 5, 2019, Bennett J. Moskowitz of Troutman Sanders, LLP, attorneys for the executors of the estate... filed a stipulation with a request to so order claimant's request for anonymity on consent from all parties involved in that litigation.

Attached here too, as Exhibit 2, is a true and correct of the fully executed stipulation.

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Now, as I said, today we're going to be talking about our insurance regulatory practice.

And longtime listeners to the podcast will know that one of my favorite things to do on this podcast is to show you the breadth of the financial services practice that we've built at Troutman Pepper Lock.

And the insurance regulatory practice is a very critical component to that that came about as a result of the union between Lock Lord and Troutman Pepper about a year and a half ago at the beginning of 2025.

Joining me to talk about this are two of my insurance regulatory partners, Brian Casey and John Emmanuel.

Brian, John, thanks for being on the podcast today.

Thanks for having me.

So gentlemen, I want to talk about the ways that the insurance world and the consumer finance world can come together when companies try to build or sell products that are governed by state insurance laws.

But before we jump into that, let me just start by asking you guys to give some background about Troutman Pepperlock's insurance regulatory practice.