Virginia law sections 18.2-243 to 18.2-245 outline protections for advertisers regarding inadvertent errors, affirm the right to select clientele, and establish procedures for court injunctions against violations. These provisions clarify liability, rights, and enforcement mechanisms related to advertising practices in Virginia.
No, advertisers are not deemed to violate the law if an inadvertent error occurs, provided they relied on the information supplied by the advertiser or offeror.
No, Virginia law explicitly states that the right to select clientele or customers is not impaired by these statutes.
Yes, courts can enjoin violations of advertising laws even if damages are not alleged or proved, through actions initiated by the Attorney General or other parties.
An attorney for the Commonwealth or any person, firm, corporation, or association can file for an injunction to stop violations of these laws.