How to Win your Yo-Yo Case in a Jury Trial
This webinar will highlight lessons learned from taking a yo-yo (spot delivery) car fraud case to a successful jury trial.
Read MoreHow to Prepare Your Case for Arbitration
Arbitration is a preferred method of dispute resolution, and attending this webinar will assist you with preparing your client, witnesses, and case for presentation before an arbitration panel.
Read MoreLarios V. Specialized Loan Servicing—Why You Should Pick Your Fair Credit Trial Cases Carefully
Not every FCRA case should be on a trial track, but when you find the right case, it is definitely worth bringing to trial. Seasoned FCRA trial attorneys Stephanie Tatar…
Read MoreBest Practices in Auto Fraud Trials and Arbitration
What You Will Learn Gain insight from your peers on their recent auto trials and arbitration hearings Speakers Andy Milz is a trial lawyer at Flitter Milz, PC (PA, NJ,…
Read MoreUnderstanding Arbitration Rules for Jams & AAA
Understanding Arbitration Rules for Jams & AAA
Read MoreNACA-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…
Read MoreEthics: Unconscious Bias Against Women in the Law
What You Will Learn How to recognize bias against women How to combat bias against women How to be an ally for women who are facing gender bias Speakers Carolyn…
Read MoreDefending Debtors against First- and Third-Party Creditors
When defending a debt defense case, it’s important to be aware of the unique challenges that arise in cases dealing with third party debt creditors vs. first party creditors and…
Read MoreDebt Defense eCourse
Nearly 30 million Americans have a debt in collections. Given that the average American household has approximately $15,000 in credit card debt, this trend is likely to remain active for the foreseeable future. Furthermore, as unpaid debt is sold to third-party debt buyers for pennies on the dollar, debt buyers use the courts to sue hundreds of consumers in one fell swoop, often without any knowledge that the debt is still owed or that the amount is correct. Learning how to effectively handle debt defense cases and spot affirmative claims with fee-shifting statutes is an excellent path to start a thriving consumer practice.
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