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Jun 01, 2024
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LEGAL 265 - Consumer Protection Law
3.0 Credits Overview of state and federal consumer protection laws. Topics include unfair and deceptive sales practices, consumer product quality and safety, and consumer credit and debt collection. Emphasis on skills necessary for paralegals working in the area of consumer protection law. Prerequisite LEGAL 200 or instructor permission. Corequisite
Course-level Learning Objectives (CLOs) Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Use appropriate tools, techniques, and technology to locate primary and secondary print and electronic legal resources at the state and federal levels to solve consumer law problems.
- Locate, evaluate, and apply federal and state consumer laws in response to an identified legal issue or problem.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the federal and state laws governing consumer credit and sales transactions, including unfair and deceptive advertising and sales, usury, sub-prime lending practices, and warranties.
- Demonstrate an ability to apply deductive reasoning and reasoning by analogy in communicating the results of an analysis and evaluation of a legal problem.
- Assemble the appropriate documents and forms in compliance with procedural rules regarding content and format, necessary to pursuing appropriate legal action or relief in a consumer law transaction.
- Recognize and evaluate the effects of various advertising, sales and lending practices on consumers from diverse social, economic, and cultural or ethnic backgrounds.
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