Palm Beach Consumer Protection Attorney handling FDUTPA claims
Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act (FDUTPA) protects consumers and businesses against false and misleading business practices. This Florida Law mirrors the Federal Trade Commission's consumer protection laws.
What must be proven in a FDUTPA lawsuit?
Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices
As a result of a FDUPTA violation, you may be entitled to damages for:
*Actual damages are the difference between the market value of the products or services that you actually received versus what was agreed upon.
Why choose the Simpson-Cannon Law Firm?
What must be proven in a FDUTPA lawsuit?
- Occurrence of deceptive act or unfair practice
- Causation
- Actual damages which result from a deceptive act or unfair practice
Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices
- Misrepresentation
- False advertising
- Price gouging during national disasters
- Unfair discrimination
- Unfair competition
- "Bait and switch" of products and services
As a result of a FDUPTA violation, you may be entitled to damages for:
- Mental anguish
- Attorney's fees and court costs
- Actual damages*
*Actual damages are the difference between the market value of the products or services that you actually received versus what was agreed upon.
Why choose the Simpson-Cannon Law Firm?
- Call the Simpson-Cannon Law Firm today at 561-721-6255 if you have are the victim of deceptive and misleading business practices. Cynthia Simpson-Cannon has more than 20 years experience as a trial attorney to guide you on the best path forward to resolve your dispute.
Related: Fraud and Misrepresentation
