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SEARCHLINTHICUM, Md. – Since the National Association of Dealer Counsel (NADC) was established in September 2004, 330 attorneys who represent auto and other vehicle dealers have joined.
LINTHICUM, Md. – Since the National Association of Dealer Counsel (NADC) was established in September 2004, 330 attorneys who represent auto and other vehicle dealers have joined. The association offers previews of regulatory challenges to come, information exchange and advice to members.
An e-mail list serve, newsletters, a members-only conference and online resources, including a forum, have armed attorneys to face the growing body of legislation and increasing threat of litigation.
NADC members can attend the "Anatomy of a Buy-Sell Agreement" workshop Nov. 3-4 in San Diego. Shorter workshops have been added in response to members’ suggestions of events that are devoted to in-depth coverage of a single topic.
"Knowledge is power and the knowledge our members gain benefits our dealer clients," said Jonathan Harvey of Harvey and Mumford LLC. Harvey is also the president of NADC.
Visit www.dealercounsel.com for information on the November workshop and on membership.
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