This Symposium, hosted by the Section on Commercial and Related Consumer Law, and the Section on Women in Legal Education of the AALS, reflected on the pivotal contributions made by female scholars to the development of commercial and consumer laws and scholarship in the United States, especially in the past few decades. These papers discuss the contributions of specific female academics, how feminist concerns have influenced commercial and consumer law scholarship, and scholarship focused on women’s experiences with consumer and commercial law.
Published in Volume 34, Number 1 (2016).