State Consumer Protection Laws definition

State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws cited in Footnote 4 under which the Attorneys General have conducted the investigation.4
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws cited in footnote 1.1
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws cited in Footnote 2 under which the Multistate Working Group conducted an investigation regarding the Covered Conduct and from which the Multistate Amount and the matters addressed in this Judgment/Order arise.2

Examples of State Consumer Protection Laws in a sentence

  • Advia Credit Union, in the United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan, Case No. 1:15-cv-1208, alleging causes of action for Breach of Contract, Violation of State Consumer Protection Laws, Unjust Enrichment/Restitution, Money Had and Received, Negligence, and Violation of the Electronic Funds Transfer Act (the “Complaint”).

  • United Federal Credit Union, in the United States District Court for the District of Nevada, Case No. 3:15-cv-00483, alleging causes of action for Breach of Contract, Violation of State Consumer Protection Laws, Unjust Enrichment/Restitution, Money Had and Received, and Negligence (the “Complaint”).

  • PMP-0340: Enforcement of State Consumer Protection Laws The Century Foundation proposes a change to §§2.5(k) and (l) to remove the exception regarding the applicability of the various state laws regulating the provision of distance education.

  • BSC does not admit any violation of the State Consumer Protection Laws set forth in Footnote 4, and does not admit any wrongdoing that was 1 This agreement is entered into pursuant to and subject to the State Consumer Protection laws cited in Footnote 4.


More Definitions of State Consumer Protection Laws

State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws cited
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws under which the Attorneys General have conducted their investigation.2
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws of the State of Arkansas.
State Consumer Protection Laws means all the Settling States’ civil consumer protection laws (which include the maximum consumer protection enforcement authority of the Signatory Attorneys General), governing the Covered Conduct including, without limitation, those described in the margin under which the Signatory Attorneys General have conducted their investigation.1
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection laws of the State of New Jersey.
State Consumer Protection Laws means the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act, Iowa Code section 714.16.
State Consumer Protection Laws means the consumer protection law(s) under which the Signatory Attorney General has conducted his investigation.3