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Consumer Law Research Guide

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Introduction

When researching consumer law topics, a researcher must often investigate several different areas of law including bankruptcy, real estate, commercial law, and banking law. Statutes at both the federal and state level must also be consulted. Additionally, regulations, decisions, and orders from administrative agencies are sometimes needed. This guide outlines the major primary sources for current consumer laws and regulations, as well as secondary sources to supplement your research.

  • Consumer Finance Resources (Bloomberg Law) Consumer Finance Resources are available in Bloomberg Law's Banking & Finance Practice Center.
  • Consumer Privacy Resources (Bloomberg Law) Consumer Privacy Resources are available in Bloomberg Law's Privacy & Data Security Practice Center.

Related Research Guides

The Law Library has several other research guides which cover information related to consumer law, including:

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  1. Getting Started

    Introduction. When researching consumer law topics, a researcher must often investigate several different areas of law including bankruptcy, real estate, commercial law, and banking law. Statutes at both the federal and state level must also be consulted. Additionally, regulations, decisions, and orders from administrative agencies are ...

  2. HSC Consumer Topic Essay Plans

    7 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year: Pre-2021. Detailed essay plans on the topic of Consumers with relevant statute and case law - answers two past essay questions addressing the extent to which the law reflects continuity and change with respect to the rights of consumers and the extent to which changes in consumer law reflects the conditions which give rise to the need for law reform.