Secondary sources (legal treatises and encyclopedias, practice guides, and law review articles) discuss the legal structure and statutes, regulations, and case law governing a particular area of law. See below for information on major consumer law treatises, encyclopedic sources, and practitioner and self-help guides, as well as suggestions for expanding your research.
The ABCs of the UCC: Related and Supplementary Consumer Law (BL)—also available in print KF1609 .M55 2021 (Mapit)
Collier Consumer Bankruptcy Practice Guide (LX+)
Consumer Financial Services Answer Book (PLI)
Consumer Protection Law Developments (LX+)—also available in print KF1609 .C655 2016 (Mapit)
Consumer Law: Sales Practices and Credit Regulation (WL)—also available in print at Reserves KF1609 .A76 (Mapit)
FTC Practice & Procedure Manual (LX+)—also available in print KF1611.A4 F83 2014 (Mapit)
Bankruptcy in a Nutshell (West Academic Study aids)—also available in print at Reserves KF1501 .E67 2021 (Mapit)
Payments Law in a Nutshell (West Academic Study aids)—also available in print at Reserves KF957 .N535 2015 (Mapit)
Understanding Bankruptcy (Lexis Digital Library)—also available in print at Reserves KF1524 .F47 2019 (Mapit)
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