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Who may sue as a “consumer” under the Florida Unfair Trade Practices Act?

April 26, 2017ACT consumer Florida practices Sue Trade unfair

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Who may sue as a “consumer” under the Florida Unfair Trade Practices Act?

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Almost anyone. Florida Statute Sec. 501.203 defines a “consumer” as “an individual; child, by and through its parent or legal guardian; business; firm; association; joint venture; partnership; estate; trust; business trust; syndicate; fiduciary; corporation; any commercial entity, however denominated; or any other group or combination” Click here to have an attorney from Feldman Fox & Morgado review the basic facts of your case; we will not charge you for this.