Jacobson v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company

NACA filed an amicus letter asking the California Supreme Court to accept review of a California appellate court’s decision to not force a vendor selling retirement products to employees of…

Ally Financial v. Sheridan

…fees on consumers who make payments using certain methods, such as online or by telephone. NACA’s amicus brief expressly challenges the amicus brief filed by an advocacy group supporting third-party…

How to Prepare Your Case for Arbitration

…Arbitration is a preferred method of dispute resolution, and attending this webinar will assist you with preparing your client, witnesses, and case for presentation before an arbitration panel. Whether you’re…

NACA in the News: Stop abbreviating 2020. Police say it leaves you open to fraud and could cost you big.

…said scammers could use the method to establish an unpaid debt or to attempt to cash an old check. ‘Say you agreed to make payments beginning on 1/15/20. The bad…

CFPB walks back protections on terms and conditions in financial services

…a record, methodically addressing contract clauses that restrict customers’ legal protections. And it determined in numerous instances that provisions in financial provider agreements violated the CFPA’s provisions against unfair, deceptive,…

Business 102 eCourse: Building and Optimizing Your Consumer Law Practice

…structures and case valuation methods to establish pricing strategies that maximize profitability for different types of cases. How to implement systems to improve practice efficiency and profitability by enhancing case…

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

…the fallout from the SAVE lawsuit • What are bankruptcy discharge methods (DOJ attestation). • What to expect from the move from FSA to SBA. • What borrowers will need…

Frame and Structural Damage Cases

…service history, vehicle valuation, pre-sale condition, collision repair methods, and odometer tampering. He has given expert testimony more than 250 times at deposition or trial in State and Federal Courts,…

Thoughts and Advice on Mediators – Part 1

…at mediation, but many settle shortly after mediation. The defendant needs to test the plaintiff’s mettle and see that they’re willing to walk away from the lowball offer. After that,…