Legal Education
Mar. 9, 2020
Every law school should have a consumer law program
As President Barack Obama once observed, economic justice — making sure that every American has the opportunity to succeed — is “the defining challenge of our time.”
Ted Lee
UC Berkeley School of LawTed is co-chair of Berkeley Law's Consumer Advocacy and Protection Society and a student coordinator of the CLASS network.
As President Barack Obama once observed, economic justice -- making sure that every American has the opportunity to succeed -- is "the defining challenge of our time." More than six years later, his call to action remains unanswered. Americans still struggle "to make ends meet, to pay for college, buy a home, save for retirement." Last week was National Consumer Protection Week and y...
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