Michigan HB4826 mandates clear disclosure of automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts.

Michigan HB4826 amends the Consumer Protection Act by adding a new section requiring businesses to clearly disclose automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts. These disclosures must be in at least 14-point type and include details such as the renewal period, the price after the initial term, and the procedure for cancellation. The bill also mandates that businesses provide consumers with an easy-to-use mechanism to cancel the contract, such as a dedicated website option or a toll-free number.

Michigan HB4826 mandates clear disclosure of automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts.

Michigan HB4826 amends the Consumer Protection Act by adding a new section requiring businesses to clearly disclose automatic renewal provisions in consumer contracts. These disclosures must be in at least 14-point type and include details such as the renewal period, the price after the initial term, and the procedure for cancellation. The bill also mandates that businesses provide consumers with an easy-to-use mechanism to cancel the contract, such as a dedicated website option or a toll-free number.