NJ has one of the most consumer friendly and strongest consumer protection laws in the nation. Find a brief overview of how the law protects consumers in this article by RHG Law. RHG law is a law firm specializing in business law and enforcing the rights of consumers and companies.
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New Jersey homeowners are protected from unscrupulous contractors by multiple statutes. The Home Improvement Practices Regulations require contracts to contain certain consumer protection information. If your contract does not include the required information, your contractor has committed consumer fraud.
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NJ passed a new law requiring home improvement contractors to jump through additional hoops in order to obtain a license to perform home improvement services. The new regulations go into effect soon and contractors should familiarize themselves now.
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Step by step easy to follow guide on how to properly dissolve an LLC in New Jersey
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NJ’s laws regarding home improvement contractors are different from PA’s laws and are much more strict. PA contractors should be informed and must comply with New Jersey laws or risk getting stung by NJ’s consumer protection statutes. Consumer fraud, Home Improvement Practices Regulations, Contractor Registratiuon Act
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NJ Consumer Fraud Act and Home Improvement Practices Regulations. What to know when hiring a contractror in NJ.
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Texas Federal Court Rules on the FTC Non-Compete Ban: Implications for Companies Recently, a Texas federal court issued a significant ruling regarding the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) ban on non-compete clauses, which could have wide-ranging effects on businesses operating in various industries. Here’s a closer look at the ruling, its implications for companies, the potential
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Will American Workers Break the Shackles on Restrictive Covenants? The FTC’s Proposed Ban on Non-Compete Clauses: In recent years, non-compete clauses (also known as restrictive covenants) have become a contentious topic in employment law. These clauses, often found in employment contracts, restrict employees from joining competitors or starting similar businesses after leaving their job. Critics
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3 Ways Companies Violate the NJ Consumer Fraud Act The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act (CFA) is one of the strongest consumer protection statutes in the nation aimed at punishing merchants for their deceptive and unfair business practices. Despite its comprehensive nature, companies often violate the CFA in several ways. Here, we’ll explore three common
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Look at the 3 most important things to do before hiring a home improvement contractor in New Jersey
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