Individual states began enacting laws targeting unfair trade practices as a basic remedy against fraud, deception, and abuse in the market place. While these acts were originally created to protect individual consumers, the legislatures and courts have expanded many statutes to protect businesses making purchases of goods and services as well.
The CCH State Unfair Trade Practices Law is your definitive reference guide to unfair trade practice laws. With it, you'll research more efficiently. Included are a topically-arranged explanation of key legal issues, state-by-state summaries, full text of the state laws, pending legislation and full-text coverage of court decisions interpreting the laws. Subscribe today to:
Access state laws, legal analysis and court decisions in a single volume - CCH State Unfair Trade Practices Law brings together all relevant material in one comprehensive resource. If you currently find yourself using dozens of sources to keep up on developments in multiple states, your subscription will quickly pay for itself in time savings alone.
Compare key legal issues from state to state - Every state has at least one unfair trade practice statute. If you or your clients do business in multiple states, you need to be aware of the law in each state, as well as pending legislation and court decisions that may affect the future of your business. Now you can easily compare legislation in multiple jurisdictions. State-by-state summaries analyze the laws of all 50 states with regard to more than 20 legal issues, such as:
Statutory prohibition
Scope of statute
Prohibited activities
Exemptions and defenses
Federal precedent
Jurisdiction
Mediation
Settlement requirements
Statue of limitations
Private rights and remedies
Public rights and remedies
Administrative rules or regulations
State secondary discussion
Be certain your information is complete and accurate - CCH's State Unfair Trade Practices Law helps ensure that you stay up-to-date. You'll get our monthly Report Letter, which includes legislative updates, new court decisions and summaries of key issues and changes in the law that might affect you or your clients.