Coming Soon: 50 New State Playbooks on How to Sue Companies for Deceptive Business Practices
The Missouri Flagship "MMPA Justice" Is On Sale Now — Remaining States Release in Order of Highest Complaint Volume
After the success of our Robocall Justice series, TeleJustice Academy is launching the next major educational project: a complete set of 50 state-specific Consumer Protection Playbooks.
These practical DIY guides will show everyday consumers how to recognize deceptive business practices, false advertising, and unfair trade practices — and how to fight back under their own state’s consumer protection laws.
The Missouri book is available right now.
MMPA Justice: The Missouri Playbook is on sale today. Get your copy at telejusticeacademy.com or telejusticepro.com.
Why We’re Releasing the Books in This Order
We are not releasing the remaining 49 state volumes alphabetically. We are releasing them according to the states that generate the highest volume of consumer complaints for fraud and deceptive practices.
According to the most recent complete Federal Trade Commission Consumer Sentinel Network data (2024 Fraud & Other Reports), the top states by absolute number of reports are:
- California — 506,727 reports
- Florida — 474,314 reports
- Texas — 462,667 reports
- New York — 278,662 reports
- Georgia — 228,132 reports
- Illinois — 186,426 reports
- Pennsylvania — 184,269 reports
- North Carolina — 144,909 reports
- New Jersey — 139,551 reports
- Virginia — approximately 117,800 reports
These ten states consistently lead the nation in complaint volume. That is why they will receive their dedicated playbooks first.
What Each Playbook Delivers
Every volume follows the same clear, battle-tested style readers already know from the Robocall Justice series:
- Plain-English breakdown of that state’s primary consumer protection statute
- How to spot and document deceptive practices and false claims
- Step-by-step guidance on naming the correct company, drafting a petition, serving process, using discovery, negotiating settlement, and collecting a judgment
- Ready-to-adapt model documents and practical checklists
These books are educational resources only. They do not constitute legal advice. They exist to give ordinary people the knowledge and tools to hold companies accountable when they cross the line.
Get the Missouri Flagship Today
The first book in the series — MMPA Justice: The Missouri Playbook — is complete and on sale now.
Visit telejusticeacademy.com or telejusticepro.com to get your copy and join the growing community of consumers who refuse to stay silent.
The companies that engage in deception count on confusion and inaction. We are changing that equation — one state at a time.
Stay tuned for the next releases. The highest-complaint states are next.
Christopher Prosser, BA, AA, CLA, NP
Founder & CEO Attorney’s Acquisitions, LLC / TeleJustice Academy