Kansas Consumer Laws
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Virtually everyone is a consumer, entering into contracts and making transactions every day, many of them casual or even unnoticed. FindLaw's Kansas Consumer Laws section provides key information about many of the laws that both protect consumers and hold businesses accountable, including articles on crimes against consumers. Here you will find information about the lemon laws in Kansas, which require auto dealers to provide a refund or a replacement if a vehicle purchased new fails to perform properly, in addition to articles on identity theft, deceptive business practices, telemarketing fraud, and much more. Click on a link below to learn more about Kansas consumer laws.