At Consumer Justice Law Firm, we are incredibly proud of our entire team of consumer protection attorneys and employment law attorneys for the commitment and dedication they bring to every client, every day.
Having these additional opportunities to celebrate the national, state, and local nods to our law firm’s credibility and success is something for which we are genuinely appreciative. We are 100% confident that the Consumer Justice Law Firm has the attorneys you’re looking for. And you can be, too.
Consumer Justice Duo Nominated for Highly Selective State Advocacy Award
The United States District Court for the District of Arizona has honored two attorneys at the Consumer Justice Law Firm for their work helping pro bono clients. Managing partner, David Chami, and associate attorney, Michael Yancey, were both nominated for the Court’s 2024 Pro Bono Attorney of The Year award.
In the legal field, the term of art “pro bono” represents legal services provided free of charge to people or organizations who need attorney assistance but cannot afford to pay for the services. Since this award is given to only a few attorneys annually, Consumer Justice Law Firm is incredibly proud to have received two nominations within the firm.
These nominations represent a tangible demonstration of Consumer Justice Law Firm’s commitment to passionate advocacy, one of the core pillars shaping our legal practice and perspective. Not only do we serve as advocates in professional organizations and forums nationwide, we also serve on various local and state-level committees, and regularly represent the interests of consumers and employees through the provision of pro bono legal services.
We care deeply about consumer protection and employment law issues and about the impact they have on people’s lives.
Managing Partner Nominated to Prestigious National Consumer Advocacy Board
Consumer Justice Law Firm is thrilled to announce that our Managing Partner, David Chami, has been appointed to an Executive Board position with a prestigious national consumer organization, the National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA). As proud members of NACA, our attorneys celebrate the importance of this organization, Chami’s appointment, and this unique opportunity for the Consumer Justice Law Firm to play a powerful role in shaping the consumer legal landscape in Arizona and nationally.
Read about Chami’s exciting new role in an article published in the Phoenix Business Journal.
Big Trial Win!
We congratulate our attorneys Beth Findsen and Mehak Rizvi for earning an outstanding win for a Consumer Justice Law Firm client in a debt collection harassment case in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. Woodman v. NPAS Solutions, LLC.
Events & Conferences
The attorneys at Consumer Justice Law Firm welcome the opportunity to serve as speakers and thought leaders at state and national law conferences throughout the year.
Committee on Regional Training
In April, our Partner Sylvia Bolos spoke at a conference hosted by the Committee on Regional Training (CORT). An independent nonprofit organization, CORT provides multistate legal training to a diverse range of member organizations throughout Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia. Bolos spoke about Background Checks on April 18 as part of a three-day Consumer Law Training hosted in Ann Arbor, MI.
Bolos will also speak at a CORT-hosted conference in May focused on the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and currently sits on the Criteria Selection Committee for the organization’s 2025 Fall Conference.
NACA | NCLC 2025 Spring Training
The Consumer Justice Law Firm is proud to have several attorneys among the speakers at the upcoming spring training conference hosted by the National Association of Consumer Advocates and the National Consumer Law Center. Among those asked to share their legal insights at this conference in Long Beach, CA, are Sylvia Bolos, David Chami, and Susan Rotkis.
Bolos will speak about common defenses used by banks when battling consumer claims brought under the Electronic Funds Transfer Act. Chami will share valuable insights on how to effectively use and respond to discovery-related motions to further cases under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act and the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and Rotkis will discuss strategy for affirmative written discovery under these same federal laws.