Chapman Law Review

Volume Seven - Spring 2004 - Number 1

Consumer Law Symposium

Introduction

Articles

• Suing the Firearms Industry: A Case for Federal Reform?
-- Stephen P. Halbrook
• Punitive Damages in Cyberspace: Where in the World is the Consumer?
-- Michael L. Rustad
• Basic Choices in the Law of Auto Finance: Contract Versus Regulation
-- Alvin C. Harrell
• Wrong From the Start? North Carolina's "Predatory Lending" Law and the Practice vs. Product Debate
-- Donald C. Lampe
• Consumer Law, Class Actions, and the Common Law
-- Michael S. Greve
• Consumers¡¯ Rights in the Laissez-Faire Economy: How Much Caveat for the Emptor?
-- Jan Narveson
• Why Amendments to Rule 23 Are Not Enough: A Case for the Federalization of Class Actions
-- Lisa Litwiller

Comment

• Obesity Liability: A Super-Sized Problem or a Small Fry in the Inevitable Development of Product Liability?
-- Samuel J. Romero

Case Note

• An Iron Fist or Kid Gloves: American Insurance Association v. Garamendi and the Fate of the Federal Monopoly on Foreign Policy
-- J. Matthew Saunders