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Consumer protection is necessary to protect consumers from poor quality products, unethical business practices, and to ensure consumer justice. Government regulation and consumer protection laws aim to prevent manufacturers from using low-quality materials, avoid unethical business owners who cut corners on health and safety, and help consumers resolve issues with defective products through legal action or having faulty products removed from shelves. Hiring a lemon law attorney can help consumers exercise their rights and seek remedies under consumer protection laws.
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