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CARLAW
Compliance Series
A Dealer's Guide to the Red Flags Rule
April 2008
Softcover
63 Pages
$50.00 plus
shipping & handling
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CARLAW ® Compliance Series
A Dealer's Guide to the Red Flags Rule
by Michael Benoit
Enforcement Deadline:
June 1, 2010
Purchase Online
A Dealer's Guide to the Red Flags Rule is a handy reference tool that provides busy dealers with a step-by-step roadmap to designing and implementing an Identity Theft Prevention Program as required by the Federal Trade Commission's new Red Flags Rule, in advance of the June 1, 2010 enforcement date. The mandatory compliance date was November 1, 2008 but enforcement was delayed for companies under FTC jurisdiction until June 1, 2010. The topics address how to design and implement reasonable policies and procedures to:
- Identify Red Flags in the dealership
- Detect and evaluate Red Flags at the customer transaction level
- Respond appropriately to the Red Flags detected
- Periodically update the Identity Theft Prevention Program as necessary
- and more ...
See our companion product: Red Flags Sample Templates - a complete set of templates and documents to help you manage your Red Flags Rule compliance.
A Dealer's Guide to the Red Flags Rule contains helpful suggestions for managing the Identity Theft Prevention Program in the dealership, as well as a sample Identity Theft Prevention Program dealers may use as the basis for their own specific Programs. The information is presented in an easy to read format, with as little "legalese" and as much useful and practical information as possible. The goal is to give dealers a solid, basic working knowledge of the Red Flags Rule.
Counselorlibrary.com, LLC and Hudson Cook, LLP have made reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of the subject matter in these products. Neither Counselorlibrary.com LLC nor Hudson Cook, LLP make any express or implied warranty of any kind respecting the information presented and assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. The documents offered are not legal advice and should not be used as a substitute for proper professional or legal advice. If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, the services of a competent professional should be sought.
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About the Author
Michael Benoit is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Hudson
Cook, LLP. He advises banks, sales finance companies, auto leasing
companies, auto dealers, and other creditors and technology providers on a
wide range of consumer financial services law and F&I compliance.
Michael is a frequent author on a variety of F&I and consumer financial
services law topics. His monthly articles appear in Auto Finance News, F&I
Management and Technology magazine, and Powersports F&I and he has
contributed to the ABA's Business Law Journal, Mortgage Banker Magazine,
and Spot Delivery. He is the editor and an author of CounselorLibrary.com's
F&I Legal Deskbook (2d Ed.), the leading dealer-oriented reference on F&I
compliance matters.
Michael frequently speaks before a variety of industry and trade groups,
and has been engaged by the National Automobile Dealers Association, the
National Vehicle Leasing Association, the Mortgage Bankers Association,
the Conference on Consumer Finance Law, the American Bar Association,
and various dealer groups and finance companies.
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