Rebuilding Food Safety Regulation in the United States
A unified food safety agency is needed to ensure that foods are safe for the consuming public.
Tracing and Technology at the Food and Drug Administration
Scholars discuss regulatory and technological approaches to improving food safety and traceability.
Access Bans and Safety by Design, Child Online Safety Laws in the U.S. and Abroad
Scholars assess the recently enacted and proposed child online safety policies in the U.S. and abroad.
Regulating Agentic Artificial Intelligence
Scholars debate how existing legal frameworks should adapt to the rise of autonomous AI agents.
Consumer Protection Law Was Not Built for Robot Shoppers
Regulators should act now to control the potential harms of AI shopping agents.
Tinkering With the Right to Repair
Scholars debate whether right-to-repair laws serve consumer welfare or create unintended consequences.
Uncovering Hidden AI in Commercial Artwork
Scholar considers how and why content producers should disclose generative AI in creative works.
Independent Regulation of Consumer Product Safety
Weakening the independence of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission puts the public welfare at risk.
A Modern Consumer Bill of Rights in the Age of AI
The rapid advance of AI systems requires new shared guideposts for consumer protection.
Addressing Health Care’s “No Prices” Model
Scholar calls for courts and enforcers to subject health care’s opaque pricing scheme to antitrust scrutiny.
U.S. Transportation Department Investigates Frequent Flyer Programs
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg orders four major airlines to provide details on frequent flyer programs.
Holding “Green Gatekeepers” Accountable
Scholars urge policymakers to regulate green gatekeepers to reduce greenwashing.