Michigan HB4262 creates a new act allowing the attorney general to investigate and take action against violations of the event online ticket sales.
Michigan HB4262 establishes a new act that empowers the attorney general to investigate claims of violations of the event online ticket sales act. The act allows the attorney general to bring civil actions to restrain, enjoin, or prevent violations, and to collect fines and restitution. Each ticket acquired in violation constitutes a separate violation for the purpose of assessing a civil fine, which is capped at $5,000.00 and deposited in the general fund. The act also permits the court to allow the attorney general to recover reasonable costs and attorney fees.
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