Consumer protection laws seek to secure consumers against deficiencies, defective goods and services, and business practices. The Federal government oversees their implementation through the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). However, there are other state agencies in place for the timely and effective settlement of consumer disputes. The Consumer Protection law stipulates consumer rights to safety, consumer education, redress, choice, a healthy environment, information, and to be heard. This category contains articles on effective methods of seeking redressal for issues that arise with a given company that enable you to better understand your consumer rights. For instance, you have the right to leave online reviews...