News & Developments »

CFPB Begins Public Inquiry into Arbitration Clauses

The CFPB recently released a notice and request for information to guide its study of the use and impact of arbitration clauses in consumer financial-services agreements.

Seventh Circuit Dismisses FACTA Truncation Class Action

The court noted, "The substantive question in this litigation will not recur for Shell or anyone else; it need never be answered."

Challenge to Minors' In-App Purchases Survives Motion to Dismiss

Apple offered no case law to support its argument that the terms and conditions constitute a relational contract governing each subsequent transaction.

Articles »

New Privacy Framework Poses Challenges for Digital Stakeholders

By David S. Almeida and David M. Poell

The Obama administration takes a bold step to secure online privacy for consumers.

Consumer Lawsuits Arising from "Green" Labeling Claims

By C. Kinnier Lastimosa

"All natural" may not mean what it used to.

Recent Developments in Enforcement of Online Consumer Contracts

By Whitty Somvichian

Courts around the country weigh in on the reach and scope of online user agreements.

Audio »

Sound Advice: Appellate Jurisdiction

Learn how to get your case into the court of appeals before final judgment as the multiple categories of appellate jurisdiction are explained.

Announcements

Consumer Rights: Spring 2012

The Spring 2012 issue of the Consumer Rights newsletter is now available.

Seeking Contributors

The Consumer Rights Litigation Committee is seeking authors and editors for its website. Anyone interested in contributing should contact Benjamin Saul.