The consumer fraud act has been found to have been violated where:
- the consumer has been misled, deceived, or damaged as a result of affirmative acts of unconscionable commercial practice, deception, and misrepresentation, or
- Where the wrongdoer intentionally fails to disclose material information which has a capacity to mislead.
Most importantly, when found to have been violated, the Consumer Fraud Act can pierce the armor of a corporation or LLC (Limited Liability Company) behind which violators would otherwise find protection.
The Consumer Fraud Act is often an appropriate and cumulative remedy claims arising out of real estate development and sales transactions, as well as commercial and residential home improvement construction.
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