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On 10 September 2015, two CCLSWA solicitors, Curtis Ward and Georgina Molloy, presented at a fundraiser organised by the Piddington Society on consumer credit and
From 24 to 27 August 2015, CCLSWA’s principal solicitor, Faith Cheok; and solicitors, Curtis Ward and Gemma Mitchell, attended the National Association of Community Legal
CCLSWA provided a submission to the inquiry by the Federal Senate Standing Committees on Economics into Matters Relating to Credit Card Interest Rates. The submission
When you, as a consumer, apply for credit, your credit provider must comply with certain responsible lending obligations, as outlined in Chapter 3 of the
Congratulations to Elisha Butt on her admission to the Supreme Court on 6 August 2015. Elisha offered her time and effort as a volunteer paralegal
Consumer Credit, Unconscionability and a Commissioner On 10 September 2015, CCLSWA solicitors Curtis Ward and Georgina Molloy will present at the Piddington Society’s continuing professional
CCLSWA wishes to warn WA consumers about recent online loan scams. Consumers should always make sure that they are borrowing money from a licensed credit
CCLSWA is committed to improving the rights of consumers of financial services and consumer goods through policy and law reform. In 2013 – 14 staff
On 2 September 2014, at an admission ceremony presided by Murphy JA of the Supreme Court, two of our former volunteers, Chloe Donjerkovich and Yaz
As Australian banks cut fixed term interest rates on home loans to record lows, financial counsellors at Consumer Action Law Centre have advised prospective borrowers