Solar Fraud 101 eCourse

The goal of the eCourse is to help attorneys efficiently prepare successful solar fraud cases for litigation and arbitration, without breaking the bank.

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Exploring Advanced EFTA Strategies, Tips and Consumer Protection Laws

This webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge to effectively handle EFTA and understand its similarities with the Fair Credit Billing Act (FCBA) and intersection with more commonly used statutes such as the FDCPA, and FCRA.

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Advanced RESPA: What to do after Motions to Dismiss

The upcoming advanced webinar is designed to equip legal professionals with the expertise needed to navigate the complexities of litigation and trial after motions to dismiss.

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Navigating FCRA Issues for Student Loans

Student loans frequently appear on credit reports, often with significant errors. The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) offers essential protections for borrowers with student loan debt, but navigating these protections…

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Residential Rental Debt Collection

How to identify common challenges to the claimed amount of rental debt

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Online Roundtable: Auto Fraud in Legal Aid Setting

Step into the forefront of auto fraud litigation with NACA’s exclusive online discussion!

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Suing the Government under the Fair Credit Reporting Act

Like private companies, federal agencies furnish information about consumers to credit reporting agencies and use consumer reports prepared by credit bureaus. But although consumers can sue private companies for violating…

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Medical Debt Defense—Actual Defenses and Aggressive Counterclaims You Can Use in your State 2024

Medical debt is the wild west of debt collection. Every debt collector wants in on it and consumer attorneys often find themselves without the tools to fight back.  This seminar…

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Electronic Funds Transfer Act: What to Know

This webinar will discuss how consumer protection attorneys can utilize EFTA as a tool to get some of these victims their money back from the financial institution.

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