Examines how companies compile and make money from personal medical records, and offers insight for consumers to change this process. Available in print and eBook formats.
Describes the tension between protecting investors and the need for a regulatory framework that allows for capital formation. Available in print and eBook formats.
Recounts the history of consumerism over the past 600 years, including the development of consumer activism, consumer protection, and consumer rights. Available in print format only.
Consumer protection information from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a federal agency charged with maintaining stability in the nation’s financial system.
Information from the Pace Law School Investor Rights Clinic about preventing and resolving a dispute with a broker. Describes the arbitration and mediation processes.
Complaints and appeals instructions from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Includes information about the complaint processes for Medicare and the Food and Drug Administration.