Appearing in NerdWallet on June 6, 2025, Eliza Haverstock interviews NCLC Staff Attorney Kyra Taylor for coverage of how student loan borrowers who haven’t made federal student loan payments since October 2024 might default in July or August and how to get loans back into good standing. With essential costs rising and an increasingly complicated…
The new American Arbitration Association (AAA) consumer arbitration rules went into effect in May 2025. The AAA consumer arbitration rules offer multiple opportunities for consumers to avoid an arbitration requirement and to bring an individual or even a class case in court. That the AAA rules allow this has a significant practical impact on consumer…
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NCLC Associate Director Receives Consumer Federation of America’s Highest Honor for Consumer Advocacy
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Appearing in The American Prospect on May 29, 2025, Emma Janssen references NCLC’s work in coverage of how door-to-door solar salespeople can scam homeowners, and what the government could do to stop it. In response to these varied forms of e-signature fraud, the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC), a legal advocacy organization, sent a letter to…
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