Tate Consumer Protection Lawyer, Georgia

... is the most important factor to consider in any decisions to be made in accordance with this article." OCGA § 46-4-151(a)(4). Consistent with that policy of consumer protection, the amendment established a consumer bill of rights, which provides, among other things, that all ...

... [6] Id. at 641(2), 469 SE2d 537. Unlike the instant case, however, Brinson did not involve a claim for damages that was based upon violations of—and was specifically authorized by—Georgia consumer protection statutes. While ...

... 2. Some state courts have interpreted consumer protection statutes "as providing an exemption for conduct within the actual practice of law or medicine, but not for commercial or entrepreneurial activities of a physician or an attorney." Lori J. Parker, Proof of a Claim Involving ...