Cassandra Lynn London Chandler v. Richard Frederick Chandler, Jr.

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• explaining that establishing a violation of Maine's Unfair Trade Practices Act requires, at a minimum, that plaintiff show a loss of money or property and substantial injury caused by the alleged deceptive or unfair practice
• explaining that establishing a violation of Maine’s Unfair Trade Practices Act requires, at a minimum, that plaintiff show a loss of money or property and substantial injury caused by the alleged deceptive or unfair practice
• interpreting the provision’s requirement that plaintiffs suffer “loss of money or property” to mean “substantial” loss
• noting absence of fraudulent concealment when relevant facts were \publicly available in [] documents filed . . . with the Patent and Trademark Office\
• “The substantial injury requirement is a limitation on the use of the UTPA for a private cause of action.”

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