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Been deceived, defrauded, or treated unfairly by a business? California has the nation's strongest consumer protection laws. Generate demand letters AND file complaints with the Attorney General.

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⚠ Important: CLRA 30-Day Notice Requirement
Before filing a lawsuit under the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (CLRA), you MUST send a written demand letter to the business at least 30 days before filing suit. This notice must specify the alleged violations and demand correction. If the business corrects the problem within 30 days, you cannot sue for damages (only injunctive relief). Our generator creates this required pre-suit notice for you.
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Consumer Damages Calculators

Calculate potential recovery under California consumer protection laws

CLRA Damages Calculator

Calculate damages under the Consumer Legal Remedies Act (Civil Code 1750+)

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Additional Losses $0
Statutory Damages (minimum $1,000) $0
Senior/Disabled Enhancement (up to 3x) $0
Punitive Damages (if willful) $0

UCL Restitution Calculator

Calculate restitution under Unfair Competition Law (Bus. & Prof. Code 17200)

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Disgorgement (business profits) Variable
Civil Penalties (if AG action) Up to $2,500/violation
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Consumer Protection Document Generator

Generate CLRA demand letters (required pre-suit notice) AND AG complaint drafts

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File Regulatory Complaints
Report unfair business practices to government agencies
State Generator
CA Attorney General Complaint
Report unfair business practices to the California Attorney General's Office. They can investigate and bring enforcement actions.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17200
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FTC Complaint
Report to the Federal Trade Commission for deceptive practices, false advertising, or unfair business practices affecting interstate commerce.
15 USC 45
State
CA Dept. of Consumer Affairs
File complaints against licensed businesses, contractors, auto repair shops, and other regulated industries.
Bus. & Prof. Code
Non-Profit
Better Business Bureau (BBB)
File a complaint with the BBB to create a public record and attempt mediation. Not a government agency but can be effective.
N/A - Private Organization
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Business Denied Your Claim?
Get templates to respond to common business defenses and excuses.
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CLRA Claims (Consumer Legal Remedies Act)
California's primary consumer protection statute - Civil Code 1750+
Popular 30-Day Notice Required
CLRA Pre-Suit Demand
Required 30-day notice before filing CLRA lawsuit. Specifies violations and demands correction.
Civil Code 1782
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Misrepresentation Claim
Business misrepresented quality, characteristics, uses, or benefits of goods/services. CLRA 1770(a)(5), (7), (9).
Civil Code 1770(a)
Bait and Switch
Business advertised goods/services with intent not to sell as advertised. Classic deceptive practice.
Civil Code 1770(a)(9)
Hidden Fees/Charges
Business failed to disclose material fees or charged undisclosed amounts.
Civil Code 1770(a)(14)
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Unfair Competition Law (UCL)
California's broadest consumer protection law - Bus. & Prof. Code 17200
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Unlawful Business Practice
Business violated another law (CLRA, FAL, regulations, etc.). UCL allows claims based on any underlying violation.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17200
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Unfair Business Practice
Practice that harms consumers or competition, even if technically legal. Broader than "unlawful" prong.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17200
Fraudulent Business Practice
Practice likely to deceive members of the public. Does not require actual fraud or intent.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17200
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False Advertising Law (FAL)
Deceptive advertising claims - Bus. & Prof. Code 17500
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False Advertising Demand
Business made false or misleading statements in advertising about products, services, or prices.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17500
Deceptive Pricing
False "sale" prices, fake discounts, inflated "compare at" prices, or hidden charges.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17501
False Product Claims
Untrue statements about product quality, origin, certification, or characteristics.
Bus. & Prof. Code 17500
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Warranty Claims (Song-Beverly)
Consumer warranty rights under Civil Code 1790+
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Lemon Law Claims
Vehicle warranty issues - see our dedicated California Lemon Law Hub.
Civil Code 1793.2
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Warranty Repair Refusal
Business refused to honor express or implied warranty. Demand repair, replacement, or refund.
Civil Code 1791.1
Implied Warranty of Merchantability
Product was not fit for ordinary purpose. California has strong implied warranty protections.
Civil Code 1791.1

California's Consumer Laws Are Powerful

CLRA, UCL, and FAL give you multiple paths to recover. Generate your demand letter now - remember, CLRA requires 30-day notice before suit.

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