“I couldn’t help but feel that the thrust of the argument against mandated disclosure for consumers in Omri Ben-Shahar and Carl Schneider’s More Than You Wanted To Know was one I have come to associate with Duncan Kennedy’s argument against unconscionability doctrine in contract law: it is liberal apologism, a convenient ‘solution’ that large corporations and their political shills can tolerate and accommodate – and one that distracts attention from real regulatory solutions that could actually help those we are feeding with a tool they almost surely can’t use well …” (more)
[Ethan Leib, ContractsProf Blog, 17 September]
First posted 2014-09-19 10:50:42
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