Articles, notes, and symposia pieces published in CLR’s print volumes.
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Unconscionability as a Sword: The Case for an Affirmative Cause of Action
Consumers are drowning in a sea of one-sided fine print. To combat contractual overreach, consumers need an arsenal of effective remedies. To that end, the doctrine of unconscionability provides a crucial defense against the inequities of rigid contract enforcement. However, the prevailing view that unconscionability operates merely as a “shield” and not a “sword” leaves…