Because consumer protection law encompasses a broad array of laws, regulatory schemes, and topical areas of practice, when using the major legal research platforms (Bloomberg Law, Lexis+, and Westlaw), try these strategies to focus your research:
Berkeley Law students have school-sponsored access to all three services (see the registration info in the Student Computing Guide), and each service varies in coverage—so explore them all while you have sponsored access!
Overviews, checklists, practice notes, drafting aids: search from Practical Guidance Home page or narrow down to consumer law topical areas such as Financial Services Regulation > Consumer Financial Services Regulation ... Civil Litigation > Class Actions and Multidistrict Litigation
Practice notes, checklists and toolkits, drafting aids (standard documents and clauses): search from Practical Law US Home, or select from Practice Areas tab (e.g., Data Privacy & Cybersecurity ... Litigation > Class Actions)
Find case law that interprets, applies, explains, or otherwise discusses the law by looking at the annotated code on Lexis+ or Westlaw:
When you have a case that is on point, especially if it has relevant headnotes, you can expand to find more cases on the same or similar topics using the citator methods discussed in the 1L Research Guide (including some tutorials).