Energy Suppliers: How to Protect Consumers
Participants will be provided information and tools to better understand the competitive energy market, the consequences of shopping with an energy supplier, and how to protect against the negative impacts of shopping.
Read MoreWire Transfers: Can’t Live with Them, Can’t Live without Them
This webinar will explore strategies and remedies for handling wire fraud cases.
Read MoreFCRA 101: Issue Spotting
This session is designed to help consumer protection attorneys spot FCRA issues hiding in plain sight and understand when a client’s problem might be an FCRA case.
Read MoreCreative State Tools in Forced Arbitration Policymaking
This webinar will cover recent efforts to chip away at forced arbitration, and how to replicate these creative strategies at the state level to fight back against this often harsh and unjust process.
Read MoreHow to Issue Spot and Litigate FCRA Cases Involving Inaccurate Tenant Screening Background Check Reports
If you are investigating and/or litigating FCRA cases against some or all of the main players in the tenant screening world you need to understand how to effectively issue spot and conduct discovery to increase your settlement leverage, prevail on your claims at summary judgement, and ultimately win at trial.
Read MoreAsk the FDCPA Experts: Stacy Bardo and Angie Robertson
Stacy Bardo and Angie Robertson will be available for an online question and answer session on all topics related to determining viable FDCPA claims or defenses.
Read MoreEFTA Intake Strategies: What Great Consumer Lawyers Always Ask
This webinar will teach you how to identify EFTA violations at the first client contact, separate the viable claims from the noise, and position the case for maximum recovery under both the statute and Reg E.
Read MoreIntake That Works: What Auto Fraud Attorneys Wish They Knew Sooner
Whether you’re new to auto fraud litigation or a seasoned practitioner looking to refine your client screening process, this CLE offers valuable insights straight from the trenches. Intake is often the most critical phase in an auto fraud case—done right, it can save countless hours and thousands in costs. Done wrong, it can leave you entangled in unworkable cases with little hope of recovery.
Read MoreFCRA 101: Documents for Inaccuracy, ID Theft and Mixed File Cases
This introductory presentation covers how to identify and gather key documents for building Fair Credit Reporting Act cases under §§1681e(b), 1681i, and 1681s-2(b).
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