The Berkeley Center for Consumer Law & Economic Justice works to ensure safe, equal, and fair access to the marketplace. Through research, advocacy, policy, and teaching, the Center acts to create a society where economic security and opportunity are available to all.
Updates
Berkeley Law Students Submit Comment to Department of Education on ‘Gainful Employment’ Rule (09/15/2018)
Center Featured in “What Great Law Schools Do” Blog (09/03/2018)
Berkeley Alum & Center Advisor Suzanne Martindale Featured in Media on Student Loans (08/30/2018)
Berkeley Law Students Submit Public Comments to FTC, CFPB (08/20/2018)
The 90-Day Report (07/22/2018)
Interim Director Ted Mermin Discusses New Center & Consumer Law in “Corporate Crime Reporter” (05/24/2018)
California Law Review Publishes Article on Berkeley’s Consumer Justice Clinic (05/24/2018)
CCLEJ Featured in Berkeley Law Alumni Magazine (05/24/2018)
Opening Week (04/18/2018)
“Every one of us lives a daily life as a consumer, and marketplace fairness is a universal right; for those struggling economically, it is a basic necessity.”
—Elizabeth Cabraser
“The creative energy and practical efforts of this center will help improve the economic lives of all Americans. It is needed and welcomed by all who champion the cause of consumers.”
—Richard Cordray, founding director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Contact Us
Please email us at consumer@law.berkeley.edu or tmermin@law.berkeley.edu.
