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Full-Text Articles in Consumer Protection Law
Federal Medicare Law Does Not Preempt State Regulation Of Hmos, Timothy Stanton
Federal Medicare Law Does Not Preempt State Regulation Of Hmos, Timothy Stanton
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
Under Texas Consumer Statute, Individual Must Benefit To Be Consumer, Marc V. Richards
Under Texas Consumer Statute, Individual Must Benefit To Be Consumer, Marc V. Richards
Loyola Consumer Law Review
No abstract provided.
University Of Richmond Law Review
University Of Richmond Law Review
University of Richmond Law Review
No abstract provided.
Empowering The Russian Consumer In A Market Economy, James P. Nehf
Empowering The Russian Consumer In A Market Economy, James P. Nehf
Michigan Journal of International Law
One purpose of this article is to examine how the legislative product of a declining socialist state will benefit Russian consumers during the unusual circumstances characterizing the period of market transformation. A second purpose is to familiarize Western consumerists with the decidedly pro-consumer features of the Russian law. Part I analyzes the consumer law's provisions that elevate the legal status of consumers when they purchase goods and services. Part II examines the legislation from a different perspective - as a set of legal norms affecting the operation of consumer markets generally. Part III discusses the enforcement mechanisms established in the …
Punitive Damages And Regulated Products, Teresa Moran Schwartz
Punitive Damages And Regulated Products, Teresa Moran Schwartz
American University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Consumer Redress Through Alternative Dispute Resolution And Small Claims Court: Theory And Practice, David S. Cohen
Consumer Redress Through Alternative Dispute Resolution And Small Claims Court: Theory And Practice, David S. Cohen
Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications
There are significant difficulties in providing consumers with redress because dispute resolution costs are high relative to the sums being sought. Consumers also manifest a reluctance to enter legal processes for other reasons. This prompted the creation of user-friendly small claims courts and encouraged the discussion and sometimes the use of non-judicial, alternative dispute resolution forums for addressing consumer redress. This paper explores the theoretical and practical distinction between these two types of dispute resolution forums. The practical differences are examined on the basis of observation of both types of forums and discussions with practitioners of alternative dispute resolution.
The …
Multiple Sources Of Consumer Law And Enforcement (Or: 'Still In Search Of A Uniform Policy'), Ralph J. Rohner
Multiple Sources Of Consumer Law And Enforcement (Or: 'Still In Search Of A Uniform Policy'), Ralph J. Rohner
Scholarly Articles
In 1972 the National Commission on Consumer Finance surveyed and made recommendations for improving the legal and marketplace environments for consumer credit. Twenty years later, industry, consumer groups, government agencies, and the national and state legislatures are still groping for a coherent approach to the regulation of consumer credit. It is time for another national commission, or similar group, to make an objective and informed assessment of appropriately uniform policy for consumer financial services, and to craft a blueprint for future developments.
Will A New Restatement Help Settle Troubled Waters: Reflections, James A. Henderson, Jr., Aaron D. Twerski
Will A New Restatement Help Settle Troubled Waters: Reflections, James A. Henderson, Jr., Aaron D. Twerski
American University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Case Comments D. Consumer Protection Ferris V. Haymore
Case Comments D. Consumer Protection Ferris V. Haymore
Washington and Lee Law Review
No abstract provided.
Annual Survey Of Virginia Law: Consumer Protection Law, Edward P. Nolde
Annual Survey Of Virginia Law: Consumer Protection Law, Edward P. Nolde
University of Richmond Law Review
This is the first year the University of Richmond Law Review has surveyed Virginia law concerning developments in the area of consumer protection. Thus, this article includes background material as well as recent developments that are more than one year old. Except as background for the current statutes, this survey does not discuss the common law torts of fraud and constructive fraud. Although these common law actions remain important to consumers, they have been discussed in several other recent publications.
Will A New Restatement Help Settle Troubled Waters: Reflections, James A. Henderson Jr., Aaron Twerski
Will A New Restatement Help Settle Troubled Waters: Reflections, James A. Henderson Jr., Aaron Twerski
Cornell Law Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Caveat Emptor: Will The A.L.I. Erode Strict Liability In The Restatement (Third) For Products Liability?, John F. Vargo
Caveat Emptor: Will The A.L.I. Erode Strict Liability In The Restatement (Third) For Products Liability?, John F. Vargo
Touro Law Review
No abstract provided.
Consumer Protection Laws In Bulgaria, James R. Mccall, Lonel M. Allen, Vincent Brannigan, Janet Crosson
Consumer Protection Laws In Bulgaria, James R. Mccall, Lonel M. Allen, Vincent Brannigan, Janet Crosson
Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.