Deceptive Acts and Practices

Deceptive Acts and Practices refer to actions by a business or individual that mislead or deceive consumers, often to gain an unfair advantage. These can include false advertising, concealing important information, or making false promises about products or services. Laws against these practices aim to protect consumers from being tricked or harmed financially. When businesses engage in such conduct, they may face legal penalties and be required to correct misinformation. Essentially, it’s about ensuring honesty and transparency in business dealings to maintain fair competition and consumer trust.