2025 Spring Training
The Spring Training in Long Beach, California offers several mini-conferences in one location.
Previous Events
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Massachusetts Utility Consumer Rights Course
TIME: 10:00 – 11:30 AM In this course, advocates and front-line social service workers who assist low-income Massachusetts consumers learn the eligibility requirements for utility discounts, how to prevent service from being shut off, how to restore service if it has been terminated, and how to manage past due balances.
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NCLC Digital Library Toolbox Webinar: Housing Topics
NCLC experts and authors Sarah Mancini and Andrea Bopp Stark walk through the NCLC Digital Library Housing Toolbox—a powerful resource designed to help you tackle some of the most complicated and urgent housing law challenges including zombie second mortgages, tangled titles, and mortgage servicing pleadings. Navigate the NCLC Digital Library’s vast collection of legal tools…
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Energy and Utility Consumer Protections
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…
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Consumer Law Essentials: Equipping Advocates to Tackle Student Loans, Zombie Second Mortgages, Payment Scams, and Utilities and Solar Protections
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…
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Fraud Fighters: A Beginner’s Guide to Protecting Consumers from Payment Scams of all Stripes
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:
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