Michigan HB5725 modifies the applicability of the Consumer Protection Act to exclude certain activities and transactions.
Michigan HB5725 amends the Consumer Protection Act to exclude certain activities and transactions from its scope. Specifically, it excludes methods, acts, or practices made unlawful by various financial and transportation laws, including the insurance code, banking code, motor carrier act, savings bank act, and credit union act. It also excludes actions by publishers or employees of media outlets if they did not know or should not have known about the deceptive nature of an advertisement.
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