Finance Code § 392.403
A person may sue for injunctions or actual damages, and successful plaintiffs may recover attorney’s fees, costs, and in some cases at least $100 per violation. The attorney general may also sue to stop or prevent violations, and courts must award fees and costs to defendants if the case was brought in bad faith or to
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A person may sue for injunctions or actual damages, and successful plaintiffs may recover attorney’s fees, costs, and in some cases at least $100 per violation. The attorney general may also sue to stop or prevent violations, and courts must award fees and costs to defendants if the case was brought in bad faith or to harass.
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