Brief by NACA and other consumer organizations stating that the Illinois Supreme Court erred in concluding that FTC consent orders constitute federal authorization to engage in deceptive advertising, and that…
Read More…ranging from unfair charges/collection attempts and credit reporting to egregious police brutality cases. He is the chair of the NACA Indiana Chapter, a Super Lawyers Rising Star with multiple consumer…
Read MoreNACA brief written to express the following: that the need for state wireless consumer protection laws has grown with the wireless industry, a growth that has been accompanied by widespread…
Read More…and she is co-chair of the NACA board. Susan L. DeJarnatt is a Professor of Law at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law. She joined the Temple faculty in 1996…
Read MoreNACA filed an amicus brief in the De la Torre vs. CashCall, Inc. case, currently pending in the California Court of Appeal, First Appellate District, to argue that the court…
Read More…strategy to avoid scrutiny of its practices. This brief was written by Michael D. Donovan, and is co-signed by NACA, the National Consumer Law Center, Community Legal Services, and AARP….
Read MoreNACA brief written in support of Mr. Whitaker’s appeal, arising from a jury’s finding of eleven different acts of unfair, deceptive or unconscionable conduct under Ohio’s Consumer Sales Practices Act…
Read MoreNACA Report: Advocates Mull the New and Old in Debt Collection: An Online Survey Snapshot: Consumer Attorneys Report on How Debt Collectors Treat Their Clients Download Survey…
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U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on “Arbitration in America”
NACA submits letter on behalf of organizations to U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee for hearing entitled “Arbitration in America.” Download PDF…
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