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CLNZ Books presents a curated selection of new and recent titles in Consumer Law, spanning sale of goods, consumer credit, product liability, digital markets, and cross-border consumer protection. Compiled for university law libraries, consumer law practitioners, and trading standards professionals worldwide.
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Areas Covered
- Sale of Goods & Consumer Contracts
- Consumer Credit & Debt
- Product Liability
- Digital Markets & Platform Regulation
- Air Passenger & Travel Rights
- Green Claims & Sustainability Compliance
- Cross-Border Consumer Contracts
- Trading Standards & Enforcement
- Consumer Policy & Regulation
- Comparative Consumer Law
New Titles — 2025–2026
The Reflective Choice Theory of Consumer Law
Syzmon Osmola
Cambridge University Press | To be published December 2026 | ISBN 9781009649179
A rethinking of the theoretical foundations of consumer law, proposing a reflective choice model as an alternative to purely rational-actor accounts. The book engages closely with behavioural economics and regulatory theory to reassess how consumer protection rules should be designed. Valuable for scholars and policymakers working on the conceptual underpinnings of consumer protection.
Request a Quote →Benjamin's Sale of Goods, 13th ed (2 vols)
Michael G Bridge (ed.)
Sweet & Maxwell | To be published December 2026 | ISBN 9780414139091
The definitive treatise on the law of sale of goods, covering formation, terms, passing of property and risk, remedies, and international sale. The thirteenth edition brings this two-volume work fully up to date with recent case law and legislative change. An essential acquisition for any institutional consumer and commercial law collection.
Request a Quote →EU Consumer Protection in Cloud Computing Contracts: Consumers in the Cloud
Tomasz Dolny
Hart Publishing | Published December 2026 | ISBN 9781509985067
Examines how EU consumer protection law applies to cloud computing contracts, an area where standard consumer safeguards sit uneasily with complex, layered digital services. The book assesses gaps in existing EU instruments and proposes reform. Relevant for scholars and practitioners working on digital consumer protection and EU private law.
Request a Quote →New Challenges of Consumer Law
Claudia Lima Marques, Sergio Sebastián Barocelli, Dan Wei (eds.)
Springer International | To be published November 2026 | ISBN 9783032291349
A comparative collection examining how consumer law is adapting across jurisdictions to platform economies, artificial intelligence, and cross-border digital commerce. Contributors from Latin America, Europe, and Asia bring a genuinely global perspective. Useful for comparative law scholars and consumer protection authorities tracking international regulatory trends.
Request a Quote →EU Product Liability Law: Platforms, Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence
Silvia Martinelli, Pierluigi Perri, Cristina Poncibò (eds.)
Routledge | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9781041256533
Analyses how the EU's revised product liability framework applies to digital platforms, connected devices, and AI-driven products. The book addresses novel questions of defectiveness, causation, and liable parties raised by software and algorithmic systems. Essential reading for product liability practitioners and technology law specialists.
Request a Quote →Choice of Law for Consumer Contracts in Theory and Practice: A Guide to Article 6 Rome I Regulation
Benedikt Schmitz
Edward Elgar Publishing | To be published September 2026 | ISBN 9781035369355
A close study of Article 6 of the Rome I Regulation, the provision governing choice of law in cross-border consumer contracts within the EU. The book combines doctrinal analysis with practical guidance on applying the provision to modern e-commerce disputes. A useful reference for practitioners handling cross-border consumer litigation.
Request a Quote →EU Consumer Law: Article-by-Article Commentary
Reiner Schulze, Esther Arroyo Amayuelas (eds.)
Hart Publishing | Published August 2026 | ISBN 9781048001891
A comprehensive article-by-article commentary on the core EU consumer law directives, written by leading European scholars in the field. Each provision is analysed against its legislative history, CJEU case law, and national implementation. An authoritative reference for consumer law practitioners and academic libraries across the EU and beyond.
Request a Quote →Air Passenger Rights: A Global Perspective
Delphine Defossez
Informa Law from Routledge | Published July 2026 | ISBN 9781041253211
A comparative survey of air passenger rights regimes across major jurisdictions, covering compensation, delay, cancellation, and denied boarding. The book situates aviation consumer protection within the broader development of international air law. Useful for aviation lawyers, regulators, and consumer protection bodies.
Request a Quote →Ellis on Credit Hire, 8th ed
Aidan Ellis
Law Brief Publishing | Published July 2026 | ISBN 9781918241389
The standard practitioner guide to credit hire claims following road traffic accidents, covering entitlement, quantum, and the case law shaping this fast-moving area. The eighth edition reflects recent appellate developments. A practical desk reference for personal injury and motor claims practitioners.
Request a Quote →Green Claims and Greenwashing: New Rules and Challenges for Businesses and Consumers
Alberto De Franceschi, Bert Keirsbilck, Evelyne Terryn (eds.)
Larcier Intersentia Publishers | Published April 2026 | ISBN 9781839706271
Examines the new wave of EU and national rules targeting misleading environmental claims and greenwashing in consumer-facing marketing. Contributors assess the practical compliance burden these rules place on businesses alongside their consumer protection rationale. Relevant for consumer law, marketing law, and ESG compliance practitioners.
Request a Quote →Consumer Protection and the Digital Economy: A Research Companion
Christopher Willett, Elisabetta Bergamini (eds.)
Routledge | Published March 2026 | ISBN 9781032429168
A wide-ranging research companion surveying how consumer protection law is responding to platforms, algorithmic pricing, dark patterns, and digital markets regulation. Contributions span EU, UK, and comparative perspectives. A strong reference collection for academic libraries building out digital consumer law holdings.
Request a Quote →Consumer and Trading Standards: Law and Practice 2026, 14th ed
Jonathan Kirk KC
LexisNexis Butterworths | Published March 2026 | ISBN 9781784735401
The leading practitioner text on UK consumer and trading standards law, covering enforcement powers, offences, and civil remedies available to regulators and consumers. The fourteenth edition is fully updated for recent legislative and case law change. An essential reference for trading standards practitioners and consumer law specialists.
Request a Quote →The Sale of Goods, 5th ed
Michael Bridge
Oxford University Press | Published March 2026 | ISBN 9780198959090
A leading single-volume account of the law governing the sale of goods, written by one of the field's foremost authorities. The fifth edition addresses recent statutory and case law developments affecting both consumer and commercial sales. A core text for consumer law and commercial law collections alike.
Request a Quote →Debt Advice Handbook, 16th ed
CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group)
Child Poverty Action Group | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9781915324252
The standard practical guide for debt advisers, covering consumer credit debt, enforcement, insolvency options, and the rights of people in debt. The sixteenth edition is updated to reflect current regulation and procedure. A widely used reference for advice agencies, consumer law clinics, and welfare rights practitioners.
Request a Quote →Disruption, Innovation and Re-alignment in UK Consumer Law and Policy
James Devenney, Christian Twigg-Flesner (eds.)
Hart Publishing | Published February 2026 | ISBN 9781509975556
Assesses the direction of UK consumer law and policy following Brexit, examining regulatory divergence, digital markets reform, and enforcement innovation. Contributors from leading UK consumer law scholars offer both critical analysis and forward-looking proposals. A timely reference for UK consumer law and policy specialists.
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