Hawaii HB573 amends restitution laws to include provisions for restitution in consumer protection actions and allows additional compensation for.
Hawaii HB573 amends the restitution provisions in consumer protection actions. It allows the court to order restitution for injuries caused by unlawful acts or practices, with joint and several liability for limited liability companies and corporations involved. The Office of Consumer Protection can establish an account to hold and disburse restitution funds. Additionally, if a violation targets or injures an elder, the court may award an additional sum up to the amount of the restitution ordered. The act takes effect upon approval.
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