SB1148 amends Hawaii's deceptive trade practices law to clarify and update definitions and exceptions.
SB1148 updates Hawaii's deceptive trade practices law by amending definitions and exceptions. It specifies deceptive practices such as misrepresenting goods or services, causing confusion about their source, and making misleading statements about price reductions. The bill also exempts certain actions, including those related to broadband internet access services and the use of pre-1969 trade identifications. The changes aim to modernize the law and ensure it remains effective in addressing current deceptive practices.
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