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20 Loy. Consumer L. Rev. [i] (2007-2008)

handle is hein.journals/lyclr20 and id is 1 raw text is: Loyola Consumer Law Review
VOLUME 20                                              NUMBER 1
CONTENTS
FEATURE ARTICLES
W hither D r. M iles?  ................................................................... page  1
Mark D. Bauer
A Tale of Two Marks, and Other Antitrust
C oncern s  ................................................................................... page  32
Pamela Jones Harbour
Reimposable Discounts and Medieval Contract
P enalties  .................................................................................... page  50
James P. George
STUDENT ARTICLE
Protecting   Our    Protectors:   The    Defense
Department's New Rules to Prevent Predatory
Lending  to  M ilitary  Personnel  ................................................. page 81
Dawn Goulet
CONSUMER NEWS
5th Circuit Ruling: A Tough Pill to Swallow for
K atrina  Policyholders  ............................................................. page  100
Illinois  Appellate   Court   Puts   Scare   Into
Corporations   By   Striking  Down    Arbitration
A greem ent ............................................................................... page  108
Thomas A. McCann

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