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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2024

Consumer Enforcement Overview: 2024 NAAG Consumer Protection Spring Conference

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Last week, State Attorneys General (AGs) and staff convened to discuss the hot topics in consumer protection in private and public sessions during the NAAG Consumer Protection Spring Conference.

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Last week, State Attorneys General (AGs) and staff convened to discuss the hot topics in consumer protection in private and public sessions during the NAAG Consumer Protection Spring Conference. The Executive Director of NAAG, Brian Kane, started off the day with a theme that would echo throughout the panels – that businesses should be mindful that their industry may be defined by "the least of" the actors in the space. We provide some of the most relevant insights from the public sessions.

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