Nate Luce
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Longer Grace Periods for Payday Loans Don’t Change Repayment Behavior
New findings from Vanderbilt Law’s Paige Skiba offer implications for policymakers seeking to improve subprime credit markets Read MoreFeb. 6, 2023
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How Elite Connections Open Doors To High Court Clerkships
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreJan. 31, 2023
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Yale Journal on Regulation hosts Symposium on new textbook co-authored by Vanderbilt Law Professors
Law Scholars reflect on Networks, Platforms & Utilities and its place in curriculum, scholarship, and debate Read MoreJan. 31, 2023
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Yale Kamisar, Known as the ‘Father’ of the Miranda Rule, Dies at 92
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreFeb. 4, 2022
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Their DNA Hides a Warning, but They Don’t Want to Know What It Says
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreJan. 21, 2022
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Opinion | The Dangerous Legal Illusion of ‘Parental Rights’
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreSep. 21, 2021
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NEWS Tennessee under federal investigation for Gov. Lee’s mask ‘opt out’ order
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreAug. 31, 2021
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Mask debate moves from school boards to courtrooms
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreAug. 28, 2021
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The Brain Gets Its Day in Court
Some policymakers have expressed concern that short-term subprime credit offerings such as payday loans don’t provide sufficient time for borrowers to save for repayment, which could lead to repeat borrowing and chronic debt issues. A recent study co-authored by Professor Paige Skiba at Vanderbilt Law School finds that… Read MoreMar. 1, 2016