Hawaii SB1148 amends deceptive trade practices laws to clarify and update definitions and exceptions.
Hawaii SB1148 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to update and clarify definitions and exceptions related to deceptive trade practices. The bill modifies the definition of deceptive trade practices to include passing off goods or services as those of another, causing confusion about the source or certification of goods or services, and other misleading representations. It also updates the definition of "broadband internet access service" and clarifies exceptions, such as compliance with federal broadband consumer label requirements and good faith use of trade identifications before July 14, 1969.
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