Maryland HB103 prohibits consumer contracts from waiving, limiting, or impairing rights or enforcement methods under federal or state law.

Maryland HB103 amends the Commercial Law to prohibit certain waivers in consumer contracts. Specifically, it bans provisions that waive, limit, impair, or disclaim rights or enforcement methods established by federal or state law. This includes setting a shorter time to bring an action under or on the consumer contract than required by state law. The bill also specifies that such provisions cannot be waived by agreement and that consumers may only waive these rights as part of a settlement or action, unless otherwise prohibited by federal law.

Maryland HB103 prohibits consumer contracts from waiving, limiting, or impairing rights or enforcement methods under federal or state law.

Maryland HB103 amends the Commercial Law to prohibit certain waivers in consumer contracts. Specifically, it bans provisions that waive, limit, impair, or disclaim rights or enforcement methods established by federal or state law. This includes setting a shorter time to bring an action under or on the consumer contract than required by state law. The bill also specifies that such provisions cannot be waived by agreement and that consumers may only waive these rights as part of a settlement or action, unless otherwise prohibited by federal law.