Standing Committees
Consumer Protection Law
The Consumer Protection Law Committee’s mission is to educate consumers and Bar members about consumer protection laws and current issues through such means as public outreach events, public service messages, CLE programs, consumer publications, non-partisan technical assistance memoranda on proposed legislation, and providing expert resources to The Florida Bar, the Judiciary, and the Legislature.
Introduction to the Practice of Consumer Law at The Florida Bar Annual Convention
The Consumer Protection Law Committee and the Public Interest Law Section are teaming up for a single-day CLE seminar for advocates new to consumer law. Introduction to the Practice of Consumer Law
will cover basic concepts, ethical considerations and explore consumer law connections to all areas of practice. Among those presenting will be Ira Rheingold, executive director of the National Association of Consumer Advocates, Andrew Pizor, attorney with the National Consumer Law Center, and Gerald Sachs, Southeast Region Senior Counsel for Enforcement Strategy of the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The seminar, which will also be webcast live, is being held on Saturday, June 29, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Boca Raton Resort & Club. Registration to attend the seminar in Boca Raton is through Florida Bar convention registration. To register for the live webcast, please print and complete the webcast registration form then send with payment by mail or fax. Call The Florida Bar Order Entry Department at (800) 342-8060, extension 5831, with any questions.
Consumer tips are available through The Florida Bar's Consumer Pamphlets and the Florida Attorney General's Consumer Information page.
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Consumer Protection Law Committee Web page
[Revised: 06-27-2012]



