NACA in the News: You can’t sue: lawsuit sheds light on arbitration clauses in Allegheny County leases
90.5 WESA, You can’t sue: lawsuit sheds light on arbitration clauses in Allegheny County leases “’Forced arbitration basically says that you, consumer, cannot take your case to court,’ said Ira…
Read MoreAfter Disney Wielded Its Terms of Use Against Customer, Groups Call on Congress to Pass FAIR Act
For Immediate Release September 16, 2024 After Disney Wielded its Terms of Use to Dismiss Customer’s Lawsuit, Groups Call on Congress to Pass FAIR Act WASHINGTON, D.C. – In light…
Read MorePiercing the Light: E-Sign in Solar Cases
This webinar will help you examine whether you can use eSign laws (UETA) to help resolve your cases.
Read MoreExploring Advanced EFTA Strategies, Tips and Consumer Protection Laws
This webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge to effectively handle EFTA and understand its similarities with the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) and intersection with more commonly used statutes such as the FDCPA, and FCRA.
Read MoreNACA in the News: The power of the sun, the courts and the need for change
Hartford Courant, Opinion: The power of the sun, the courts and the need for change By: Christine Hines, Anneliese Lederer Even as it brings sweltering heat, we can appreciate the…
Read MoreNACA Sends Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee Ahead of Forced Arbitration Hearing
NACA sent a letter urging action to end forced arbitration to the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary for its hearing entitled “Small Print, Big Impact: Examining the Effects of…
Read MoreThe Worst of the Fine Print Traps in Everyday Terms and Conditions
April 2, 2024 For Immediate Release: The Worst of the Fine Print Traps in Everyday Terms and Conditions WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) released a…
Read MoreNACA and Partners Stress the Need to Rein in Forced Arbitration to Combat Excessive Overdraft Fees
Eight Public Interest organizations, including NACA, submitted a comment to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in support of its proposed rule on overdraft fees, emphasizing that the rule could only…
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After Disney wield’s restrictive fine print, NACA, public interest groups urge passage of FAIR Act
Public interest organizations, appalled by the Walt Disney Company invoking its restrictive terms of use to evade accountability for the death of a consumer on its premises, send letter to…
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