Tennessee Consumer laws

The Office of the Attorney General, Tennessee, is responsible for implementing consumer protection laws to prevent deceptive and unfair business practices.

• The Attorney General conducts inquiries, investigations, and rewards compensation based on complaints received from affected consumers.
• Although the Attorney General may provide restitution to consumers, the personal representative of consumers is not allowed.
• Misrepresentation of goods as original, false trademarks, improper sponsorship, etc., is considered to be deceptive trade practices under the law.
• The office also issues notifications and public information to protect consumers from scams and deceptive trade practices.

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