Margaret, a consumer in a DTPA lawsuit, was able to prove that the licensee in her suit knowingly failed to disclose information. What type of damages is Margaret entitled to?

Question

Business

Lena Harris

24 February, 08:18

Margaret, a consumer in a DTPA lawsuit, was able to prove that the licensee in her suit knowingly failed to disclose information. What type of damages is Margaret entitled to?

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Kara Hicks · Answer 1

Answer and explanation:

The Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA) of 1973 protects consumers from misleading information provided during the sale of a good or service. If a defendant is found liable in a DTPA lawsuit, the plaintiff is entitled to monetary damages for the recovery of economic damages, anguish damages, discretionary damages, and attorney's fees.