NADA University Announces Legal, Regulatory Webinars
McLEAN - NADA University announced it is now offering all of its legal and regulatory webinars - live and on-demand - at no cost to NADA and American Truck Dealer (ATD) members and their staffs.
Dealer members may extend this benefit to their contracted financial and legal professionals by adding those professionals as licensed users within their NADA University account.
“Dealers face an enormous challenge in staying updated and compliant on complex legal and regulatory requirements, so NADA U has responded by expanding access to critical information that will make that job a lot easier,” said Michelle Primm, managing partner of Cascade Auto Group and chair of NADA’s Dealership Operations Committee.
NADA U’s legal and regulatory webinars focus on a variety of topics, including the following:
Credit score disclosure requirements
The Family and Medical Leave Act
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) new model privacy notice
FTC Red Flags Rule
The new Small Business Administration dealer floorplan loan program
Organized labor issues and response
Wage and hour compliance
Risk-based pricing rule
UNICAP safe harbor methods
Comprehensive Safety Analysis program
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