Part 1: How to Help Consumers Avoid Utility Disconnections and Debt TIME: 2 – 3 PM EST As more families adopt rooftop or community solar, reports of deceptive sales practices and installation problems have increased. This course will teach the basics to help your clients avoid bad actors and address problems when they arise, and…
This free, four-part consumer debt program provides the knowledge attorneys need to assist low-to-moderate-income clients. All who are registered will receive the video recordings. The webinar series is co-sponsored by the National Consumer Law Center and the Social Law Library; and is funded by the Social Law Library’s Endowment to Promote Understanding of Consumer Issues. Registration required…
TIME: 2 – 4 PM EST This beginner-friendly training provides an overview of consumer rights and remedies for consumer losses from electronic debits (Electronic Funds Transfer Act), wire transfers (UCC), check frauds (UCC), credit card losses (Fair Credit Billing Act), and theft of benefits from EBT cards (Quest rules and state laws). Speakers:
TIME: 2 – 4 PM EST Zombie second mortgages are loans that have been dormant for years, with little or no communication with the borrower, that resurface threating to foreclose unless the loan, plus interest and fees, are paid off in full. This webinar will look at how and zombie second mortgages emerge and what…
TIME: 2 – 4PM EST This webinar will introduce advocates to student loan borrower representation and will focus on the basics of the student loan system, including determining what type of loans a borrower has; what the status of those loans are; and issue-spotting for common borrower problems related to repayment, collection, loan cancellation and…
To celebrate the launch of the Green Book print edition, join us for an exclusive webinar with the National Housing Law Project!
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