Kennemore v. Bennett

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• ruling that defendant acted unconscionably in flagrantly taking advantage of consumers' \lack of knowledge\ and inability to correct specific problems
• ruling that defendant acted unconscionably in flagrantly taking advantage of consumers’ “lack of knowledge” and inability to correct specific problems
• ruling that defendant acted unconscionably in flagrantly taking advantage of consumers' \lack of knowledge\ and inability to correct specific problems

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