Michigan HB6102 prohibits excessive pricing of goods and services during a declared state of emergency.
Michigan HB6102, the "commodities and emergency services and supplies pricing protection act," prohibits businesses from excessively increasing prices for building materials, consumer food items, goods, services, emergency supplies, or medical supplies during or shortly after a declared state of emergency. The act allows the attorney general or local prosecuting attorney to file actions against violators, with potential civil fines and imprisonment for individuals. The act also provides for class actions and equitable relief for affected consumers.
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