Where can I find information about consumer protection law?
The Law Library of Congress has published an online research guide on resources related to Consumer Protection law, including secondary sources, federal statutes, federal regulations, and online resources. Researchers can visit Consumer Protection Law: A Beginner’s Guide to start their research.
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