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What are deceptive trade practices? How does this apply to advertising? What laws apply?

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What are deceptive trade practices? How does this apply to advertising? What laws apply?

Deceptive trade practices are those practices that are defined under the statutes as deceptive or unfair. Those practices that are described as deceptive have been listed by several state laws. These include actions like passing off goods and services as those of ...

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