Business Development

One of NACA's top priorities continues to be changing the tax law so that consumer law attorneys’ fees are not taxable to your clients. We are always exploring new and practical ways to avoid this problem and continue our efforts to find a permanent solution through litigation and/or legislation. To that end, NACA has recently commissioned a survey about the public’s understanding of consumer protection law and the ability of consumers to obtain affordable legal help.

Finding the right clients is a challenge for all law firms and can be exceedingly difficult for consumer rights lawyers, because potential clients don’t often know they have a case or that fee shifting may allow representation to be obtained at no cost. During the COVID era, this is even more challenging—as we are relying almost entirely on digital communication to reach people. In this webinar, you will learn new ways to reach potential clients by using low cost internet and media strategies.

What You Will Learn

• Develop your practice and still have a consistent cash flow
• How to value your cases and services

Speakers

Cary Flitter is a highly respected expert in consumer law. Many of his cases have broken new ground, helping to shape the law itself and set the precedent for future decisions. ary is founding partner in Flitter Milz P.C., and a member of the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York bars.

Members: $0
Non-Members: Only available to members

Members: $0
Non-Members: Only available to members

Webinars

•    Conducting an Effective Intake
•    Dispositive Motions
•    Discovery Planning and Alternatives to Formal Discovery
•    Protective Orders and Discovery Challenges
•    How to Keep the Lights On
•    Best Practices in Client Management

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act created several loan and grant programs to support small businesses, including law firms and 501(c)(3) nonprofits. Many of our members were fortunate to receive funds under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and the Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program. The PPP program was designed as a forgivable loan. Join us to learn what steps you need to take to get as much of your PPP loan forgiven as possible.