HB573

Hawaii HB573 amends consumer protection laws to enhance restitution for consumers, particularly elders, and clarify liability for corporations and.

Hawaii HB573 amends the state's consumer protection laws to strengthen restitution for consumers, especially elders, who suffer from unfair or deceptive practices. The bill allows the director of the Office of Consumer Protection to assign restitution awards to consumers for collection. If a violation targets an elder, the court can award additional restitution up to the amount of the original award.