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Being Poor Means Paying More: Understanding low-income lives to design public policies that work for consumers

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Message from Ira: A Stronger NACA Community in 2022

Community: a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals. I’ve thought a lot about community during these last two very difficult and…

NACA Made a Bold Move to Prevent Consumer Harm and Won

After Mick Mulvaney was named Acting Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Mulvaney fired the Consumer Advisory Board, which included several NACA members, who then launched a successful,…

Maintaining High Ethical Standards: A Case Study from Top Class Actions

Guest post by Scott Hardy of Top Class Actions How does Top Class Actions practice the highest standards in advertising ethics? In a phrase, we aim for transparency and follow guidelines…

COVID-19 and Interpreting a Virus Exclusion During a Pandemic: Lessons for Consumer Protection Advocates

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In Congress, American lives come second to corporate profits

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Interest Groups Back Legislation to Remove Confusing Consumer Tax Burden

Public interest organizations strongly support legislation introduced this week that would remove an unfair tax penalty against consumers. “For too long, taxpayers have been subject to unexpected penalties when they…

Lessons Learned in Arbitration

Working with NACA attorney Ben Dupre and Berkeley’s East Bay Community Law Center, my firm recently received a $1.1 million award in a case where a disabled man’s Social Security…

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