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…consumer bankruptcy cases. Max received his undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1969 and graduated with high honors from the UNC School of Law…
As account takeovers and credit card fraud proliferate, consumer billing protections provided by the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) remain as important as ever. This webinar is designed to help…
…beneficial trainings I’ve done in my career. It wasn’t your run-of-the-mill mock trial, but rather, tailored for consumer practitioners, which allowed me to draw from personal experiences and my own…
…new rule that would allow banks and credit card companies to charge additional fees to consumers that are otherwise not permitted by law. If the Fed’s rule is allowed to…
Have you ever turned away a good case against a car dealer because they have gone out of business, or you fear that it could happen before you are able…
…access to NACA’s benefits. When you submit your application, we will collect your payment information at that time, but your card will not be charged until your application has been…
MarketWatch Borrowers skipping loan and credit-card payments without penalty could soon face a rude awakening “However, Ira Rheingold, executive director of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, a nonprofit consumer-advocacy…
…RESPA, VCPA, and other combinations of letters. Over the course of his legal career, Kevin has litigated in Virginia state court and in federal courts throughout the country, as well…
…experience handling personal injury cases and over seventeen years of trial experience handling consumer protection matters. Her primary practice areas include landlord/tenant violations, debt collection abuses, bail bond violations, car…