1099s and Attorneys’ Fees

It’s tax season and by now you and your clients should have received 1099s for settlements and judgments from last year. These forms are often misunderstood and raise many questions,…

So You Have a Case with a Fee Claim; Now What? Learn How to Maximize your Fee Award

The practice of law is a business, and an important part of that business is getting paid. Whether you are in private practice or working for legal services, getting paid…

Fixing the Attorney Tax Fee Problem: Practical, Litigation, and Legislative Strategies

One of NACA’s top priorities continues to be changing the tax law so that consumer law attorneys’ fees are not taxable to your clients. We are always exploring new and…

NACA-NCLC Facilitator Training Program

Are you interested in taking on a leadership role within NACA or NCLC? Increasingly, both organizations are looking to boost engagement through interactive, roundtable discussions that take place at in-person…

How to Keep the Lights On

What You Will Learn Develop your practice and still have a consistent cash flow How to value your cases and services Speakers Cary Flitter is a highly respected expert in consumer…

Student Loans

Webinars Introduction to Student Loan Cases How to become a successful Student Loan Lawyer Bankruptcy may be the Best Choice for Student Loan Relief Post Election Student Loans in the…

Tax Initiative Update – 2019

NACA hosted a webinar to update you on our continuing effort to challenge the IRS’ current determination that attorneys’ fees in consumer cases are taxable to your clients. What You…

Tax Initiative Professional Development Package

Webinars Tax Implications of Attorneys’ Fees in Consumer Cases 1099s and Attorneys’ Fees Trees and Fruit: How Fee Agreements May Change the Taxation of Attorneys’ Fees NACA Tax Initiative NACA…

Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) 201

Webinars Don’t Make this Mistake—Accuracy: Avoiding the Landmine in FCRA Cases Understanding the Metro 2 Reporting Format Suing the Government under the FCRA Beating Back Experian’s Attempts to Compel FCRA…