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Alabama Business Laws
This page features articles on state antitrust regulations, deceptive trade practice laws, and more.
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Antitrust laws are meant to prevent business entities from gaining unfair advantages over rivals and diminishing consumer choice, while deceptive trade practices include such acts as tampering with a used automobile’s odometer or using false advertising. The federal government also regulates businesses in a number of ways, such as safety regulations and securities law, and has jurisdiction over companies with a national presence. Click on a link below to learn more about Alabama’s main business laws.
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Alabama Antitrust Laws
Basics of antitrust laws under both the federal government and Alabama statute, which are intended to keep businesses competitive and prevent the formation of monopolies and trusts.
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Alabama Deceptive Business Practice Laws
Summary of the various tactics considered to be unfair business practices according to Alabama law, including automobile odometer tampering, false advertising, bait-and-switch advertising, and more.
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