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Most Recent Additions*

The Federal Trade Commission's Green Guides: Failing the American Consumer and the Planet
Thomas Farbacher

Federal Courts on Mifepristone: How Do Healthcare Consumers Fare?
Jessica Antoni

Dark Patterns in Law and Economics Framework
Katri Nousiainen and Catalina Perdomo Ortega

Healthwashing: Corporate Communication Strategies in a Legal Gray Zone
Felix Delerm, Anna Galmiche, and Melanie Levy

Arbitration as Seventh Amendment Waiver: A New Angle for Consumer Advocates?
Steven Becker

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Loyola Consumer Law Review

Telehealth Solutions for Black Maternal Health
Katherine "Yenny" Wu

Expanding the Scope of Practice for Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants to Enhance Healthcare
Steve Waxman and James Dechene

Foreword
Kathryn Van Sistine

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Annals of Health Law and Life Sciences

Ignored, Harassed, and Endangered: States Must Provide Gender-Affirming Healthcare to Transgender Youth in Juvenile Detention
Jake Gnolfo

"So" What? Why the Supreme Court's Narrow Interpretation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act in Van Buren v. United States Has Drastic Effects
Landon Wilneff

United States v. Vaello-Madero: The Impact of Varying Rights to Citizens of the United States
Ana Siracusa

Arbitration Under Union-Negotiated Collective-Bargaining Agreements: The Need for Perspicuity When Employees Waive the Right to Pursue Discrimination Claims in Federal Court
Travis Thickstun

Law School Plagiarism: A Measured Solution for an Unmeasured Problem
Ashley S. Lipson

Federal Election Commission v. Ted Cruz for Senate: How the Supreme Court Is Clearing the Way for Corruption in Politics
Sarah B. Gleason

Mandatory Judging
Douglas R. Richmond

When Claims Collide: Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard and the Meaning of Discrimination
Cara McClellan

Razing & Rebuilding Delinquency Courts: Demolishing the Flawed Philosophical Foundation of Parens Patriae
Eduardo R. Ferrer

From Conciliation to Conflict: How Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization Reshapes the Supreme Court's Role in American Polarized Society
Shai Stern

*Updated as of 04/26/24.