MS SB2784

Removes the requirement that plaintiffs must first attempt to resolve disputes through an informal dispute settlement program before filing civil actions under consumer protection laws.

Allows plaintiffs to elect either informal dispute resolution or direct civil action for consumer protection claims.

Requires plaintiffs filing civil actions to notify the Attorney General within 14 calendar days of filing, and authorizes the Attorney General to join the suit.

Establishes venue for private actions in the chancery, county, or circuit court of the county where the plaintiff resides, the plaintiff's principal place of business is located, or (with party consent) where the State Capitol is located.

Requires claims filed on behalf of veterans that charge a fee to include a bold-font disclosure (at least 120% larger than claim document text) stating that Mississippi State Veterans Affairs Board offers the same service free of charge, signed by the veteran.