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Unfair Business Practices Act
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California Law provides a remedy for both individuals and businesses wanting to stop
a business from using any unlawful, unfair or fraudulent act or practice, and any unfair, deceptive, untrue or misleading
advertising.
Remedies include injunctions and restitution, and currently the Act is very effective
in stopping a business from committing those actions immediately.
Attorneys fees from the defendant are often available, especially when the relief obtained
confers a significant benefit upon a large number of citizens.
PROPOSITION 64 UPDATE: Kindly note that effective November 3, 2004, due to the passage of Proposition 64, substantial
restrictions now limit the right of consumers to utilize this consumer remedy, primarily in the area of requiring actual financial
loss to have been suffered by the plaintiff as a result of the unlawful business practice, the exact ramifications of
which have yet to be determined.
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-Call us to see if we can help-
(925) 943-6400
The Law Office of MICHAEL R. QUIRK
1615 Bonanza Street, Ste. 207
Walnut Creek, California 94596
NOTICE: Information printed here is general in nature, and is not intended as a substitute for legal advice
or a legal opinion on a specific individual fact scenario. Individual rights, remedies and obligations vary; laws frequently
change. Your specific facts should be reviewed by this office, or another California attorney emphasizing auto dealer fraud,
mortgage loan fraud, lemon law, fair debt collection, credit protection, and other consumer fraud and consumer law issues,
before taking any action.
© 1999-2006 Law office of Michael R. Quirk -All Rights Reserved
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