Hawaii SB2214 amends deceptive trade practices to clarify exemptions and definitions.
Hawaii SB2214 amends the state's consumer protection laws by clarifying exemptions and definitions related to deceptive trade practices. It specifies that certain actions or appeals pending before a certain date are not affected. The bill also exempts certain uses of trade identifications and broadband internet access services from deceptive trade practice definitions. It further refines the definition of deceptive trade practices to include more specific scenarios, such as misrepresenting the characteristics or quantities of goods or services.
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