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  • Fighting against Fraudulent Practices in Reverse Mortgage Servicing

    Some mortgage companies exploit seniors through deceptive reverse mortgage practices, including improper charges or payments related to tax payments, homeowners’ insurance and occupancy certifications. This webinar will explore potential breaches of contract and violations of state and federal consumer protection laws, offering valuable insights to address these injustices. By attending, you’ll gain knowledge of how…

  • Bankruptcy may be the Best Choice for Student Loan Relief Post Election

    Have you been wondering how the new ED guidelines for discharging federal student loan debt in bankruptcy may help in your practice?  This webinar will explore potential relief for student loan debt in the next administration. Please note that there will be a 30-minute online conversation following the webinar for those who want to stay…

  • Introduction to Consumer Law Package

    Webinars - Spotting FCRA Violations by Reviewing Your Client's Credit Reports - Developing an Auto Practice Part: Issue Spotting Auto Claims - Debt Defense - Fair Debt Collections Practices Act 101 - Loss Mitigation 101 - RESPA 101: Drafting Effective Requests for Information and Notices of Error - Introduction to Student Loan Cases - To…

  • Consumer Protection Issues in Real Estate After the National Association of Realtors Settlement

    Real estate brokers have enjoyed decades of freedom from regulation and accountability, resulting in commission levels about twice that of comparable nations. The NAR settlement exposed the underlying anti-competitive practices, but the industry is adapting its model to maintain inflated commissions. This webinar will discuss opportunities available to consumer protection attorneys-- whether representing individual consumers…

  • Preparing for Trial and Drafting the Pretrial Documents- What You Need to Know and Do

    You have defeated the motion for summary judgment and the case is set for trial. Now what do you do? Two experienced NACA trial attorneys will let you know the ins and outs of the myriad documents and motions you have to prepare, and overcoming pretrial obstacles, so your trial will be successful. This webinar…

  • Mastering RFIs and NOEs: Essential RESPA Tools for Protecting Homeowners in Times of Job Loss

    As more federal workers lose their jobs, the number of loan modifications and foreclosures is expected to increase during this challenging period of job transition. Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) has established itself as the most effective tool that any consumer practitioner can use when dealing with mortgage servicers.  Requests for Information (RFIs) and…

  • Beginner’s Guide to Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes in Auto Cases

    Almost every state has an Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes (UDAP) consumer protection statute modeled after the one developed by the Federal Trade Commissions. These statutes are generally uniform across the country but with important differences unique to each state. Bringing a UDAP claim is an excellent starting point for consumer cases. Drawing…

  • Basics of Evaluating FDCPA Claims

    Total consumer debt is at an all-time high. American households hold $18.036 trillion of debt, averaging $105,056 per family. With a jobless rate of four percent, a good percentage of that debt is being pursued in collections. While some debt collectors comply with the state and federal debt collection laws, many do not. This session…

  • Student Loans in the Eye of the Storm: What Attorneys Need to Know Now

    Not a day passes with this new administration where we don’t wonder what is going on with student loans. Combine that with the National SAVE lawsuit in the 8th circuit, and you have what appears to be a perfect storm. What payment plans are valid? Is forgiveness still on the table? And what about this…

  • Identifying Furnisher Claims

    Furnishers of information to the credit bureaus play a key role in ensuring the accuracy and integrity of credit reporting.  Furnishers also have important responsibilities in investigating consumers’ disputes of inaccurate credit report information.  Identifying claims against furnishers under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, however, is not as straightforward as identifying claims against the credit…

  • Defending Against HELOC Foreclosures

    If you're a consumer attorney looking to expand your toolkit and better serve clients facing foreclosure, this webinar is essential. As zombie HELOCs resurface and put vulnerable homeowners at risk, understanding how these financial products differ from traditional mortgages—and how to spot legal issues and defenses—is critical. This session will equip you with foundational knowledge…

  • Spotting FCRA Violations in Post-Discharge Bankruptcy

    One of the primary purposes of bankruptcy is to give an honest individual debtor who finds themselves in financial hardship a “fresh start.” Often, however, consumers who have dutifully completed the bankruptcy process and received a discharge nevertheless find themselves still handcuffed to their old debts, due to the credit bureaus reporting inaccurate information about…

  • Ask the Auto Fraud Experts: Daniel Blinn and Nicholas Mattison

    Do you have an auto practice, or are you considering adding auto to your practice areas? Want to get help with spotting, valuing or litigating your auto cases? Interested in getting feedback from two of the most experienced auto fraud attorneys in the consumer law community? Daniel Blinn and Nicholas Mattison will be available for…

  • You Won Your Case, Now What: Collecting Consumer Judgements 2025

    Sometimes consumer advocates win a case, but the defendant doesn’t pay. As a community, we need to do a better job of collecting our clients’ judgments. Not every judgment is collectible, but after this webinar, you will be able to identify which ones to pursue. This webinar is an introduction to the basic tools and…

  • Meet the Experts: Ashlie Tarpley

    NACA is hosting a “Meet the Experts” session with current and former CFPB attorneys and staff to help them connect with NACA member and projects. If you are interested in meeting a potential expert to help you with your case, please join the session. The first session will be featuring Ashlie Tarpley.

  • Intake That Works: What Auto Fraud Attorneys Wish They Knew Sooner

    Whether you're new to auto fraud litigation or a seasoned practitioner looking to refine your client screening process, this CLE offers valuable insights straight from the trenches. Intake is often the most critical phase in an auto fraud case—done right, it can save countless hours and thousands in costs. Done wrong, it can leave you entangled in unworkable cases with little hope of recovery.

  • Consumer Law Meet-Up

    Bailey Glasser LLP 1055 Thomas Jefferson St NW, Ste 540, Washington, DC

    Join colleagues for a fun get-together and light refreshments at Bailey Glasser's offices in Washington DC. All NACA members, attorneys advocating on behalf of consumers, legal aid attorneys and law students studying consumer law are encouraged to attend!

  • Creative State Tools in Forced Arbitration Policymaking

    NACA's Learning Platform

    This webinar will cover recent efforts to chip away at forced arbitration, and how to replicate these creative strategies at the state level to fight back against this often harsh and unjust process.

  • How To Help Shape Your State’s Laws

    This presentation will provide an overview of how to get started, who to engage with, what to expect from the process, who and what to watch out for, and how to evaluate your progress.

  • Marketing Made Simple: Putting NACA’s PSA Videos to Work for You

    NACA has developed a series of consumer-friendly animated videos to help you educate, protect, and empower your clients and community from fraud – as well as establish you and your firm as experts in this practice area. In this webinar, you’ll learn simple and effective ways to integrate these videos into your practice.

  • How to Successfully Moderate a Conference Session

    This webinar is for those organizing or participating in a conference session to learn practical techniques for moderating with confidence—so you can keep sessions focused, engaging, and impactful.

  • The Business of Debt Defense

    Hear from two experienced practitioners who use debt defense cases as the springboard for the rest of their practice, and you’ll learn the tips and tricks that they have found to be the most impactful.

  • FCRA 101: Issue Spotting

    This session is designed to help consumer protection attorneys spot FCRA issues hiding in plain sight and understand when a client’s problem might be an FCRA case.

  • Choosing a Venue for Consumer Claims in Bankruptcy

    This session is designed to help bankruptcy practitioners and consumer law practitioners alike analyze the proper venue for their consumer law claims related to bankruptcy cases.

  • Energy Suppliers: How to Protect Consumers

    Participants will be provided information and tools to better understand the competitive energy market, the consequences of shopping with an energy supplier, and how to protect against the negative impacts of shopping.

  • Federal Mortgage Servicing Updates

    Learn how to identify the relevant federal investor and understand the current default and loss-mitigation guidelines for FHA, VA, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and USDA loans, so you can better advise your clients when they fall behind.

  • EFTA 101

    If you want to better understand when the EFTA applies, please join us for this webinar.

  • Nuts and Bolts of Litigating FCRA 1681s-2(b) Claims

    This webinar will provide a general overview of the FCRA’s statutory framework against furnishers of information and how it differs from claims against the credit bureaus.

  • Arbitration 101 eCourse

    The Arbitration101 eCourse gives you the knowledge, skills and strategies to make arbitration part of your practice.

  • Issue Spotting Common Auto Claims

    This webinar is aimed at consumer attorneys who are either starting a new practice or looking to expand into the area of auto fraud.

  • Understanding Documents from Experian

    nderstanding what information to request—and how to use it effectively—can make a significant difference in the strength of an FCRA case. This webinar will help consumer attorneys identify the key documents, data, and other materials relevant to claims involving Experian, providing practical guidance on the information that can support case evaluation, discovery, and litigation strategy.

Turning Debt Defense Cases into a Consumer Practice

Debt Collection
Client Management, Combating Common Defense Themes, Spotting and Investigating the Legal Issue, Strategy: Structuring and Plotting the Case
Beginner
Private Member: $40
Nonmember: $90

Storms, Claims, and Coverage: Exploring the Complexities of Bringing Homeowner Insurance Claims

Mortgage/Real Estate/Housing, Other, Solar and Door-to-Door Fraud
Spotting and Investigating the Legal Issue
Beginner
Private Member: $40.00
Nonmember: $90.00

FCRA 101 eCourse

Credit Reporting
Client Management, Combating Common Defense Themes, Discovery, Evaluating Damages, Negotiations and Settlement, Spotting and Investigating the Legal Issue, Strategy: Structuring and Plotting the Case
Beginner
Private Member: $425
Nonmember: $675

Arbitration 101 eCourse

Arbitration
Strategy: Structuring and Plotting the Case, Trial Skills
Beginner
Private Member: $400
Nonmember: $600

Frame and Structural Damage Cases Package

Automobiles
Spotting and Investigating the Legal Issue, Strategy: Structuring and Plotting the Case
Beginner
Member: $150
Nonmember: $325

Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) 101

Mortgage/Real Estate/Housing
Discovery, Evaluating Damages, Law Office Operations, Spotting and Investigating the Legal Issue, Strategy: Structuring and Plotting the Case
Member: $90
Nonmember: $225

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