NACA’s Business Development eCourse 101: Build a Successful Consumer Law Practice
Your success as a small law firm is just as dependent on your skills as a litigator as it is on your ability to successfully manage your small business. It’s…
Read MoreHelping Transgender Consumers under the FCRA
Credit and background reporting problems can be frustrating for any consumer to resolve. But transgender consumers face unique challenges when confronting these problems. They often encounter common issues with the…
Read MoreBring the FCRA into Your Legal Services Practice
Learn how to integrate the FCRA into your practice, starting with introductory steps for issue spotting and case development.
Read MoreSuccessfully Litigating Class Action Cases as Solo Practitioners
Solos, learn how you can make class action litigation more approachable and how to spot potential class-worthy claims in your case files.
Read MoreConsumer Protection Issues Affecting Older Adults’ Financial Security: A Primer on Housing Issues (CFPB), Scams and Resources (FTC)
The speakers will cover housing issues older adults face as they age, the most commonly reported frauds and scams, agency policy updates, and available consumer-facing resources.
Read MoreClass Action 101 eCourse
The Class Action 101 eCourse is a three-month online course that will connect you with the community, knowledge, and resources to become a class action attorney.
Read MoreDefending the Defenders: Representing and Protecting Servicemembers
How to identify methods of protecting service members who are more likely to be targeted by or subject to losses due to auto fraudsters
Read MoreWriting the Story of the Case
Skillful storytelling takes a brief from the law school writing course instruction of producing a “just the facts” soullessly objective piece of technical writing to the evocative ground of Atticus Finch moving the entire courtroom.
Read MoreHow to Run a High-Volume FCRA Practice
Are you interested in learning how to find and handle high volumes of FCRA cases while learning how to avoid the pitfalls of a high-volume practice? If yes, this webinar is for you.
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