You Won Your Case, Now What: Collecting Consumer Judgements 2025

Sometimes consumer advocates win a case, but the defendant doesn’t pay. As a community, we need to do a better job of collecting our clients’ judgments. Not every judgment is…

Ask the Auto Fraud Experts: Daniel Blinn and Nicholas Mattison

Do you have an auto practice, or are you considering adding auto to your practice areas? Want to get help with spotting, valuing or litigating your auto cases? Interested in…

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

Not a day passes with this new administration where we don’t wonder what is going on with student loans. Combine that with the National SAVE lawsuit in the 8th circuit,…

Identifying Furnisher Claims

Furnishers of information to the credit bureaus play a key role in ensuring the accuracy and integrity of credit reporting.  Furnishers also have important responsibilities in investigating consumers’ disputes of…

Basics of Evaluating FDCPA Claims

Total consumer debt is at an all-time high. American households hold $18.036 trillion of debt, averaging $105,056 per family. With a jobless rate of four percent, a good percentage of…

Beginner’s Guide to Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes in Auto Cases

Almost every state has an Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices Statutes (UDAP) consumer protection statute modeled after the one developed by the Federal Trade Commissions. These statutes are generally…

Introduction to Consumer Law Package

Webinars – Spotting FCRA Violations by Reviewing Your Client’s Credit Reports – Developing an Auto Practice Part: Issue Spotting Auto Claims – Debt Defense – Fair Debt Collections Practices Act…

Preparing for Trial and Drafting the Pretrial Documents- What You Need to Know and Do

You have defeated the motion for summary judgment and the case is set for trial. Now what do you do? Two experienced NACA trial attorneys will let you know the…

Consumer Protection Issues in Real Estate After the National Association of Realtors Settlement

Real estate brokers have enjoyed decades of freedom from regulation and accountability, resulting in commission levels about twice that of comparable nations. The NAR settlement exposed the underlying anti-competitive practices,…