Idaho Consumer Laws
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Welcome to the Idaho Consumer Laws section at FindLaw, with clear, to-the-point explanations of state laws that affect your everyday life as a consumer. Consumer laws cover a broad array of legal practice areas, including business regulations, criminal laws, and real estate. This section includes articles on crimes such as identity theft and pyramid schemes, business regulations meant to curtail certain anti-consumer acts such as deceptive advertising; and policies intended to level the playing field with merchants, such as lemon laws. This section also includes an article on the civil statutes of limitation in Idaho, which sets deadlines for filing claims. Click on a link below to learn more.