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The National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) is a nationwide organization of more than 1500 members who represent and have represented hundreds of thousands of consumers victimized by fraudulent, abusive and predatory business practices. As an organization fully committed to promoting justice for consumers, NACA's members and their clients are actively engaged in promoting a fair and open marketplace that forcefully protects the rights of consumers, particularly those of modest means.

NACA attorneys take a pledge confirming they are committed to advancing the cause of just treatment for and ethical representation of consumers and will not, so long as they are a NACA member, perform services for any business or commercial client on a matter where that client's interests are adverse to the interests of a consumer or consumers.

Today, more than ever, choosing an attorney can be critical in assisting you when you are facing mortgage foreclosure, abusive debt collection, credit reporting errors, or any of the myriad of consumer abuses NACA attorneys have been handling for years.

To learn more about the problems faced by American consumers and how you can help and be helped by a local NACA attorney, please explore our website, review NACA’s accomplishments, and find NACA members in your area.

Recent Updates
9/3/2010
JTH Tax, Inc. (dba Liberty Tax Service), Defendant v. The People of the State of California, Plaintiff; In the Court of Appeal in the State of California, Case no. A125474.
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Liberty Tax Service violated the UCL and the FDCPA by misleading consumers into signing agreements with hidden provisions purporting to allow the cross-collection of debts.
8/24/2010
New Gift Card Rules a Good First Step
Some provisions of the landmark CARD Act that went into effect on Sunday give consumers new protections when it comes to gift cards, helping them keep more of their hard-earned dollars in their pockets.
8/5/2010
Help Coming for Homeowners?
Only a small fraction of the money allocated to help homeowners has been spent and only a few hundred thousand loans have been modified. So what's next?
Recent Updates Public Campaigns
NACA's 2009 Arbitration Fairness Day

Arbitration Fairness Day was a huge success!…

Maxed Out
Maxed Out shows how the modern financial…
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