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Federal Trade Commission v. Tate's Auto Center of Winslow Incorporation et al
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March 20, 2019
Auto Dealers' Ch. 11 Can't Stop Deceptive Ad Suit, FTC Says
The Federal Trade Commission argued Wednesday that its false advertising suit against a group of related automobile dealers in Arizona and New Mexico near the edge of the Navajo Nation's borders shouldn't be paused for the dealers' bankruptcy.
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August 01, 2018
FTC Sues Auto Dealers For Allegedly Deceiving Navajo Buyers
A group of related automobile dealers located in Arizona and New Mexico near the edge of the Navajo Nation's borders has been hit with a federal lawsuit by the Federal Trade Commission alleging that, among other things, it put out ads for vehicles that were misleading and that many of those impacted were nation members.