Maine Business Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw's Maine Business Laws section, which covers the regulations on businesses within the state that are meant to protect consumers, foster competition, and generally encourage a healthy economy in the Pine Tree State. In this section, you will find articles about deceptive business practice laws, which outlaw certain acts that are meant to fool consumers, and antitrust laws, which prevent certain mergers that would diminish competition and hurt consumer choice. In addition, this section has articles on the wage and hour laws that employers must follow, limits on interest rates, and more. To learn more about Maine business laws, click on one of the following links.