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Full-Text Articles in Consumer Protection Law
Table Of Contents, Loyola Consumer Law Review
Table Of Contents, Loyola Consumer Law Review
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Rethinking Children's Advertising Policies For The Digital Age, Angela J. Campbell
Rethinking Children's Advertising Policies For The Digital Age, Angela J. Campbell
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Empirical Rationalization Of Prior Substantiation Doctrine: Federal Trade Commission V. Reebok & Sketchers, Sungho Cho, Yongjae Kim
Empirical Rationalization Of Prior Substantiation Doctrine: Federal Trade Commission V. Reebok & Sketchers, Sungho Cho, Yongjae Kim
Loyola Consumer Law Review
Companies frequently make efficacy claims in advertisements to introduce new products featuring innovative technology. When such claims are supported by information obtained from scientific research or expert testimonials, they are subject to the doctrine of prior substantiation. Under the doctrine, an advertisement claim based on seemingly credible authorities must be substantiated by a reasonable basis before it is released to the general public. Otherwise, the advertisement will be in violation of Section 5(a) of the Federal Trade Commission Act that prohibits "unfair or deceptive acts affecting commerce."' This study investigates the rationale of the legal rule in light of consumer …
Was That An Ad?, Rahmon Brown
The Role Of Private Litigation In The Automotive Recall Process, Conor Dwyer Reynolds
The Role Of Private Litigation In The Automotive Recall Process, Conor Dwyer Reynolds
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Manipulating Trust On Facebook, Ari Ezra Waldman
Manipulating Trust On Facebook, Ari Ezra Waldman
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Private Drones: Regulations And Insurance, Daniel North
Private Drones: Regulations And Insurance, Daniel North
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Prescription Drug Importation: An Expanded Fda Personal Use Exemption And Qualified Regulators For Foreign-Produced Pharmaceuticals, Elliott A. Foote
Prescription Drug Importation: An Expanded Fda Personal Use Exemption And Qualified Regulators For Foreign-Produced Pharmaceuticals, Elliott A. Foote
Loyola Consumer Law Review
High-priced prescription drugs have been a problem for U.S. consumers. The United States market economy coupled with patent protection for these products creates an incentive for pharmaceutical companies to charge as much as possible. Unable to afford these drugs, many people are reaching out to neighboring countries and abroad to seek lower-cost options. It has also created a market for online mail-order pharmaceuticals. Despite the need for these drugs, the Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) continues to make importation illegal. In formulating its policy, the FDA cites to safety and innovation concerns. Claimed uncertainty about the source of foreign prescription …
The Student Borrower: Slave To The Servicer?, William J. Cox
The Student Borrower: Slave To The Servicer?, William J. Cox
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Let Fda Regulate Its Own Drugs!: An Argument For Narcotic Control And Enforcement Under The Risk Evaluation And Mitigation Strategies (Rems), Christopher J. Frisina
Let Fda Regulate Its Own Drugs!: An Argument For Narcotic Control And Enforcement Under The Risk Evaluation And Mitigation Strategies (Rems), Christopher J. Frisina
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Defending State Exemptions In Bankruptcy, Tristan G. Axelrod
Defending State Exemptions In Bankruptcy, Tristan G. Axelrod
Loyola Consumer Law Review
Throughout the past century’s cyclical battles for bankruptcy reform, legislators and scholars have debated the need for federal control over bankruptcy estate exemptions. Millionaire criminals and Wall Street hucksters shielding assets from creditors provide perennial fuel for the argument that bankruptcy exemptions inspire systemic abuse. Few legislators, scholars, or pundits, however, have investigated the actual economic and social policy wisdom in state-specific exemptions as they affect the lives of millions of Americans. This Article examines the origins and policy implications of state-specific exemption laws and argues in favor of limited federal deference to state law.
A Review Of The Sunshine Act's Open Payments Program: Are Patients Still In The Dark?, Shirley Chen
A Review Of The Sunshine Act's Open Payments Program: Are Patients Still In The Dark?, Shirley Chen
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Six Ways This Article Is Most Definitely Not An Ad: Deceptive Marketing And The Need For Clearly-Defined Disclosure Rules In Online Native Advertising, Robert A. Gottfried
Six Ways This Article Is Most Definitely Not An Ad: Deceptive Marketing And The Need For Clearly-Defined Disclosure Rules In Online Native Advertising, Robert A. Gottfried
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
K-Cup Crusade For Consumers, Shirley Chen
K-Cup Crusade For Consumers, Shirley Chen
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Democratizing Higher Education: Defending & Extending Income Based Repayment Programs, Frank Pasquale
Democratizing Higher Education: Defending & Extending Income Based Repayment Programs, Frank Pasquale
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Putting Disclosure To The Test: Toward Better Evidence-Based Policy, Talia B. Gillis
Putting Disclosure To The Test: Toward Better Evidence-Based Policy, Talia B. Gillis
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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International Trade's Zero-Sum Game: How Zeroing In Accordance With The Tariff Act Of 1930 Harms The American Economy And Why It Must Go, Courtney Cox
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Predatory Nature Of State Lotteries, Andrew Clott
The Predatory Nature Of State Lotteries, Andrew Clott
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Consumer Law In The News, John Pera
Patient Recourse In International Healthcare: Arbitration And Insurance For Self-Referred Patients, Thomas S. Terranova
Patient Recourse In International Healthcare: Arbitration And Insurance For Self-Referred Patients, Thomas S. Terranova
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Buzzkill: Use Of Product Liability Doctrines In Litigation Against Energy Drink Manufacturers, Jeremy Kogan
Buzzkill: Use Of Product Liability Doctrines In Litigation Against Energy Drink Manufacturers, Jeremy Kogan
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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"Dodd-Frank 2.0: Creating Interactive Home-Loan Disclosures To Enable Shrewd Consumer Decision-Making", Debra Pogrund Stark, Jessica M. Choplin, Mark Leboeuf, Andrew Pizor
"Dodd-Frank 2.0: Creating Interactive Home-Loan Disclosures To Enable Shrewd Consumer Decision-Making", Debra Pogrund Stark, Jessica M. Choplin, Mark Leboeuf, Andrew Pizor
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Junk Justice: A Statistical Analysis Of 4,400 Lawsuits Filed By Debt Buyers, Peter A. Holland
Junk Justice: A Statistical Analysis Of 4,400 Lawsuits Filed By Debt Buyers, Peter A. Holland
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Pliva, Inc. V. Mensing Aftermath: Informed Consent Lawsuits A Potential Solution For Some Generic Drug Consumers Injuried By Inadequate Warning Labeling, Deena K. Herndon-Remy
Pliva, Inc. V. Mensing Aftermath: Informed Consent Lawsuits A Potential Solution For Some Generic Drug Consumers Injuried By Inadequate Warning Labeling, Deena K. Herndon-Remy
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Production Liability After Unintended Acceleration: How Automotive Litigation Has Evolved, Aaron Ezroj
Production Liability After Unintended Acceleration: How Automotive Litigation Has Evolved, Aaron Ezroj
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Office Of Servicemember Affairs Showing Results Early On, Joseph Axelrod
Office Of Servicemember Affairs Showing Results Early On, Joseph Axelrod
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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The Changing Face Of Health Reimbursement Arrangements: Affordable Care Act Implications For Hras, Richard Ryan Bennett
The Changing Face Of Health Reimbursement Arrangements: Affordable Care Act Implications For Hras, Richard Ryan Bennett
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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Consumer Protection Initiatives Across The Globe, Shirley Chen
Consumer Protection Initiatives Across The Globe, Shirley Chen
Loyola Consumer Law Review
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The Lawlessness Of Standing, John Paredes
The Lawlessness Of Standing, John Paredes
Loyola Consumer Law Review
Abstract: In Clapper v. Amnesty International, the Supreme Court ruled that lawyers and journalists do not have standing to challenge government warrantless wiretapping of international correspondence under the 2008 amendments to FISA. The Court refused to recognize the increased costs of protecting confidential communications as injuries-in-fact unless surveillance is “certainly impending.” But more tellingly, the plaintiffs did not even allege the real injury at stake—the loss of a reasonable expectation of privacy for groups the government targets. The standing doctrine forces parties and courts to reason insincerely and blocks potentially meritorious lawsuits. Although there have been proposals to reform …
The Volcker Rule: A Regulatory Vice Under The Guise Of Consumer Protection, Shay Raoofi
The Volcker Rule: A Regulatory Vice Under The Guise Of Consumer Protection, Shay Raoofi
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.