Unfair competition

What is Unfair competition?

A deceptive or wrongful business practice that economically harms either consumers or business entities. At its core, unfair competition is a business tort designed by statute to compensate and deter unfair practices occurring in business settings.

Further Reading

For more detailed information, see our related Torts terms:

• Tort Law -- Aims and Purposes
• Waiver as a Defense
• Business Torts
• Design Defect

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