Consumer Protection - As enacted, removes the requirement that an assurance of voluntary compliance with the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act of 1977 be in writing, and filed and subject to the approval of the circuit or chancery court of Davidson County; makes other changes related to consumer protection. - Amends TCA Title 47.

HB 2453 removes a requirement that businesses provide written assurances of compliance with Tennessee's Consumer Protection Act of 1977, eliminating the need to file these assurances with Davidson County courts. The bill adds new prohibitions against selling radar-jamming devices or making false claims about paying traffic citations for such devices. It also clarifies the attorney general's authority in consumer protection lawsuits and updates references to related laws. This bill directly affects businesses selling consumer goods or services in Tennessee, particularly those in the automotive safety equipment sector, with key changes taking effect July 1, 2026.