Read about how New Jersey protects home owners when they are hiring and working with home improvement contractors
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’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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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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If your contractor is suing you, you do not need to fight it alone. Two New Jersey statutes make it affordable for you to hire an attorney to help you defend yourself.
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Did your contractor perform substandard work? Steal your money and not come back? Do any other fraudulent or unreasonable things? Learn about New Jersey’s laws that protect you from common contractor fraudulent action.
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