Ariana Lindermayer
May 22, 2019 | New York Law Journal
Businesses That Exploit and Lie to Customers Should Be TerrifiedWhile $50 may have been an effective deterrent in 1970, the “forty-fold increase” of which the author warns would bring the penalty to $2,000—reasonable and effective by modern standards.
By Ariana Lindermayer
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