<ul><li>New York State Attorney General Letitia James has introduced a bill called the FAIR Business Practices Act to strengthen consumer protection in the state.</li><li>The bill aims to close loopholes that make it easy for New Yorkers to be scammed and target various deceptive business practices.</li><li>The current consumer protection law in New York, which was passed in 1970, does not cover unfair and abusive acts, making it outdated compared to other states' laws.</li><li>The FAIR Business Practices Act has been introduced in the New York State Senate and State Assembly with the Attorney General's support.</li></ul>

New York to Consider Bill to Strengthen Consumer Protection Law

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