Indiana Consumer Laws
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Consumer laws in Indiana set out to protect residents from scams, enforce their rights against big corporations, and generally lay out their rights as consumers in the marketplace. They are intended to safeguard citizens in commercial transactions, and protect them from financial harm. For instance there are lemon laws, which are on the books specifically to protect consumers from being scammed during a car purchase. The Hoosier State's identity theft laws are another example. State lawmakers passed statutes protecting residents from being defrauded. Click below to find links to Indiana laws on issues like consumer scams, identity theft, and more.