Jaliyah Muhammad v. County Bank of Rehoboth Beach, DE, et al., Superior Court of New Jersey.
Motion by NACA, AARP, and Consumers League of New Jersey, to file amicus brief in the payday lending case of Jaliyah Muhammad v. County Bank of Rehoboth Beach, DE. This…
Read MoreCellco Partnership D/B/A Verizon Wireless, et al., v. Mike Hatch, Attorney General of Minnesota, United States District Court, Minnesota
NACA, together with AARP and National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates, argued that Congress did not intend to preempt state consumer protection laws like the Minnesota Wireless Consumer Act,…
Read MoreGrafton Partners L.P., Allied Capital Partners L.P., Six Sigma LLC, and its members v. Superior Court in and for the County of Alameda, Respondent, and Price Waterhousecoopers, Real Party In Interest
NACA, together with Consumer Attorneys of California, Trial Lawyers for Public Justice, and Association of Trial Lawyers in America, argues that “the right to a jury trial is a fundamental…
Read MoreSiddeeq Jackson and Bashera Abdul-Hadi, H/W v. Metro Nissan, Inc., Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
NACA, together with National Consumer Law Center, and Community Legal Services, Inc., filed this amicus brief in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, supporting the appellent, Bashera Abdul-Hadi in a fight…
Read MoreAmerican Bankers Association, et al. v. Lockyer, Attorney General, 9th Circuit
NACA, together with AARP, ACLU of Northern California, California Public Interest Research Group, Consumer Federation of California, Consumers Union, Electronic Privacy Information Center, Evan Hendricks, Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, and US…
Read MorePPG Industries, Inc. v. JMB/Houston Center Partners Partnership
NACA argues that the Texas Supreme Court should reconsider its opinion, 2004 WL 1533274, and correct some of the opinion language to reflect the current state of implied warranty law,…
Read MoreSharon Price & Michael Fruth, et al., v. Philip Morris, Inc., Illinois Supreme Court
This brief holds that class actions are an indispensable procedural device in cases involving relatively small money damages for large numbers of people, and the unsupported contention that class actions…
Read MoreKoons v. Nigh Supreme Court amicus brief discussing TILA uncapped statuatory damages in autofraud cases
The Truth in Lending Act (TILA) is intended to benefit the economy and consumers by promoting the informed use of credit. The deceptive sales techniques used by Koons against Mr.…
Read MoreBankwest, Inc. v. Thurbert E. Baker, Attorney General of the State of Georgia, Community State Bank v. Thurbert E. Baker, Attorney General of the State of Georgia, Et Al
“The fringe banking industry exploits vulnerable consumers who must rely on state regulation. Lenders relationships with out-of-state banks are just the latest in a history of attempts to evade interests…
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