From Outreach to Impact: Growing the Consumer Bar and Your Practice

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Includes a Live Web Event on 02/11/2026 at 2:00 PM (EST)

Do you want to help grow the next generation of consumer attorneys—while also building a stronger, more sustainable practice for yourself? Strategic outreach to non-consumer lawyers through bar association presentations is one of the most effective ways to expand awareness of consumer law, position yourself as a trusted referral resource, and generate a steady stream of high-quality leads. These presentations don’t just grow the consumer bar—they grow your reputation, your referral network, and your client pipeline.

Join NACA Board Member David Chami and his partner Sylvia Bolos to learn how to build powerful, long-term referral relationships in your community. You’ll receive a ready-to-use PowerPoint presentation you can customize for state and local bar meetings, giving you a turnkey tool to educate other lawyers about consumer law, drive new referrals, and strengthen both your impact and your bottom line.

What You Will Learn
• How to frame and deliver a presentation about consumer law to non-consumer lawyers
• What systems and resources are needed to start relationships with non-consumer lawyers

Sylvia Bolos

Sylvia Bolos is a partner at Consumer Justice. Sylvia Bolos is a passionate client advocate and experienced lawyer, dedicated to helping consumers protect their legal rights under the FCRA, TILA, ECOA, TCPA, EFTA and FDCPA. Prior to joining Consumer Justice Law Firm, Sylvia served as General Counsel at 123NET, Senior Counsel at Berger Montague, and Senior Associate Attorney at Lyngklip and Associates. During her time with Lyngklip & Associates, she also co-founded Insight, LLC, a consumer protection consulting firm, designed to train and coach other consumer protection attorneys from across the country.

David Chami

Managing Partner

Consumer Justice Law Firm

David Chami is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner for Consumer Justice Law Firm with approximately 30 lawyers licensed to practice in 35 states. David's firm primarily handles cases under the Fair Credit Reporting Act and other adjacent consumer protection statutes. David has been involved in thousands of consumer protection lawsuits and nearly a thousand cases that have been filed in Arbitration over the past 10 years. David's firm recently filed an anti-trust lawsuit against AAA arguing that its business model has created barriers to entry for competitors and has resulted in a forum which prevents the administration of justice rather than simply making it more efficient.