Authored by the Maine Attorney General's Office and James McKenna

 

"This is the most comprehensive and usable consumer's guide ever distributed by any Attorney General's office in the United States. Its readable and practical content gives you fewer excuses for not fighting back when you are defrauded or harmed by the products and services sold to you in the marketplace."

                                                -Ralph Nader

The Maine Consumer Law Guide is a thorough and user-friendly text on consumer's legal rights. Our 3rd edition, released in 2005, is both authoritative and easy to understand.  Written by the Maine Attorney General's Office and praised by one of the most respected consumer advocates in this country, the Maine Consumer Law Guide is an indispensable guide to your rights in the marketplace.

 

 

Do you know your legal rights if:

• you suspect your odometer has been tampered with?
• you think your lease unfairly favors your landlord?
• you fear you've been a victim of telemarketing fraud?
• the "free" vacation you have "won" is turning out to be very expensive?
• the used car you just purchased cannot pass inspection?
• your mobile home park discriminates against children?
• your home contractor fails to do satisfactory work?
• you suspect your new house may have a radon or lead problem?
• you invested in a chain letter and lost your money?
• you respond to an advertised special only to find out it was all sold out?
• you think your credit rating may be wrong?