Montana Business Laws
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Businesses permeate nearly all facets of our lives, from the jobs where we spend much of our time to the products and services we enjoy on a regular basis. That is why states regulate business activities to a certain degree. Welcome to FindLaw's Montana Business Laws section, covering a wide array of business law topics including limits on interest rates charged to borrowers and antitrust laws meant to keep large corporations in check. This section also includes an article on banned deceptive business practices, such as "bait and switch" tactics and false advertising, as well as an overview of so-called Ponzi schemes and pyramid schemes. Click on a link below to learn more about Montana's business laws.