Deceptive Trade Practices
Trade practices are regulated in part by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC has stated that deceptive trade practices are those that offend public policy established by common law and statute. In short, deceptive trade practices are unethical or fraudulent actions that substantially injure consumers or business competitors. Even if such deception is unintentional, the law allows consumers legal and equitable relief. Possible causes of action include:
- False advertising
- Inaccurate pricing
- Distorting credit or payment terms
The lawyers at PMKM&N have extensive experience and resources, and have successfully represented many consumers injured by deceptive trade practices. Our Atlanta attorneys are also highly skilled in consumer rights law.
For deceptive trade practices cases we have prosecuted, please go to our verdicts and settlements.
