Crunchbase News interviews Nathalie Martin: Beyond Payday Loans: More Startups And VCs Bank On Subprime Lending Alternatives, Nathalie Martin, Christine Hall
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Bad Apples or a Rotten Tree: Ameliorating the Double Pandemic of COVID-19 and Racial Economic Inequality, Nathalie Martin
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Reducing The Wealth Gap Through Fintech 'Advances' in Consumer Banking and Lending, Nathalie Martin, Pamela Foohey
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Bad Apples or a Rotten Tree: Ameliorating the Double Pandemic of COVID-19 and Racial Economic Inequality, Nathalie Martin
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UNM Newsroom interviews Nathalie Martin: UNM law professor practices yoga and meditation in stressful times, Nathalie Martin, Maggie Branch
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Bringing Relevance Back to Consumer Bankruptcy, Nathalie Martin
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The Virtue of Vulnerability: Mindfulness and Well-Being in Law Schools and the Legal Profession, Nathalie Martin
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Nefarious Neighbors: How Living near Payday Loan Stores Affects Loan Use, Nathalie Martin, Younghee Lim, Aimee Moles, Trey Bickham
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The Lawyer in Society: Popular Culture Images of Lawyers and Your Self-Image, Nathalie Martin, Jennifer Laws
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Consumer Credit in America: Past, Present, and Future, Pamela Foohey, Jim Hawkins, Creola Johnson, Nathalie Martin
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What Communities Can Do to Rein in Payday Lending: Strategies for Successful Local Ordinance Campaigns Through a Texas Lens, Nathalie Martin, Robert Mayer
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Right Scholarship and the Goddesses of Commercial Law, Nathalie Martin
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The Power of Community Action:Anti‐Payday Loan Ordinances in Three Metropolitan Areas, Nathalie Martin, Robert N. Mayer, Steve Graves
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Survival in the Face of Scarcity: The Undocumented Immigrant Experience, Nathalie Martin
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Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: What We Can Learn from the Banking and Credit Habits of Undocumented Immigrants, Nathalie Martin
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Public Opinion and the Limits of State Law: The Case for Federal Usury Caps, Nathalie Martin
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Interest Rate Caps, State Legislation, and Public Opinion: Does the Law Reflect the Public’s Desires?, Nathalie Martin
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Think Like a (Mindful) Lawyer: Incorporating Mindfulness and Professional Identity into the First-Year Curriculum, Nathalie Martin
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Addressing the Foreclosure Crisis through Law School Clinics, Nathalie Martin, Max Weinstein
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Grand Theft Auto Loans: Repossession and Demographic Realities in Title Lending, Nathalie Martin
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High-Interest Loans and Class: Do Payday and Title Loans Really Serve the Middle Class?, Ernesto A. Longa, Nathalie Martin
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The Alliance between Payday Lenders and Tribes: Are Both Tribal Sovereignty and Consumer Protection at Risk?, Nathalie Martin
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Glannon Guide to Bankruptcy (Updates), Nathalie Martin
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Regulating Payday Loans: Why this should Make the CFPB's Short List, Nathalie Martin
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Secured Transactions, Frederick M. Hart, Nathalie Martin
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1,000% Interest- Good While Supplies Last: A Study of Payday Loan Practices and Solutions, Nathalie Martin
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Double Down-and-Out: The Connection Between Payday Loans and Bankruptcy, Nathalie Martin, Koo Im Tong
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Consumer Scams and the Elderly: Preserving Independence through Shifting Default Rules, Nathalie Martin
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Mind Games: Rethinking BAPCPA's Debtor Education Provisions, Nathalie Martin, Ocean Tama y Sweet
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Poverty, Culture and the Bankruptcy Code: Narratives from the Money Law Clinic, Nathalie Martin
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The Role of History and Culture in Developing Bankruptcy and Insolvency Systems: The Perils of Legal Transplantation, Nathalie Martin
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Que es la Diferencia?: A Comparison of the First Days of a Business Reorganization Case in Mexico and the United States, Nathalie Martin
United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

Panel Discussion: A Comparison of Ley de Quiebras y Suspension de Pagos with the New Ley de Concursos Mercantiles, Michael L. Owen, Nathalie Martin, Orlando Loera, Douglas A. Doetsch, Jose Maria Abascal, Luis Manuel Mejan, Stephen Kargman, Anthony McCarthy
United States - Mexico Law Journal (1993-2005)

Explorations in the Classroom: A Book Review of Secured Credit: A Systems Approach, Nathalie Martin
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A Glance at the New Article 9 Secured Transaction, Nathalie Martin, Frederick M. Hart
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Funding Long Term Care: Is There a Way to Ensure That Our Assets Will Last Longer Than We Will?, Nathalie Martin
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Funding Long-Term Care: Some Risk-Spreaders Create More Risk Than They Cure, Nathalie Martin
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Les Jeux Ne Sont Pas Fait: The Right to Dignified Long-Term Care in the Face on Industry-Wide Financial Failure, Nathalie Martin
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The Insolvent Life Care Provider: Who Leads the Dance between the Federal Bankruptcy Code and State Continuing-Care Statutes, Nathalie Martin
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