New Mexico Consumer Laws
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Welcome to FindLaw's section covering the consumer-focused laws of New Mexico, with legalese-free summaries of laws that affect just about everyone living in the state. This section includes articles on certain business regulations, such as antitrust laws and prohibitions on deceptive trade practices, that are intended to protect consumers from the excesses of business. In addition, you'll learn about the state's lemon law, which protects new car buyers from being stuck with a defective automobile; criminal laws banning identity theft and pyramid schemes; laws prohibiting credit card and debit card fraud; and more. Click on a link below to learn more about New Mexico's consumer laws.