Iowa has settled a lawsuit with Menards over claims the home improvement chain misled customers about its rebate program.

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The suit claims the popular home improvement retailer deceived customers on how much money they could actually save.

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Staff report A home improvement retailer will amend its rebate advertising practices following a multistate agreement, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Thursday. An investigation by Ohio and ...

In addition to paying Kansas $81,570.75, Menards agreed to clearly disclose limitations relating to its 11% Rebate, allow 12 ...

Menards shoppers will see changes to the Wisconsin-based home improvement store's rebate program after the settlement of a ...

Attorney General Brenna Bird says Iowa is part of a multistate settlement with the home improvement chain Menards. A ...

Menards has agreed to a settlement of more than $4 million over claims it mislead shoppers about its rebate program and ...

Ohio is part of a multistate lawsuit settlement against home improvement store Menards. According to the state Attorney General’s Office, Ohio and nine other states reached ...

The Attorney General's Office says Menards, the Wisconsin-based home improvement retailer, has reached a $4.25 million ...

Menards settles for $4.25 million over misleading rebate ads, agreeing to change advertising practices and extend rebate ...