Unfair or Deceptive Advertising
Unfair and deceptive trade practices are prohibited by United States law and by Florida law. If a company uses misleading or outright false statements in an attempt to sell their product, they can and should be held accountable.
Some examples of deceptive advertising include:
- Fake endorsements and testimonials
- Fake pictures of the product performing in a way it cannot perform
- Bait and switch advertising
- Using prices in ads that do not reflect the actual price of the product
- Vague or deceptive statements of guarantees
- Promising services that are never delivered
As a consumer, you deserve to be given upfront and honest information before you make a purchase. If you have suffered a financial loss because of deceptive advertising, our Sarasota consumer law attorneys are here to help. The only way to discourage companies from false advertising is to stand up and make your story heard through an effective case.
If you have been deceived by false advertising and have lost money because of it, please contact us today for a free case evaluation. The Luhrsen Law Group represents clients in the Sarasota and Bradenton areas of Florida.
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