New Hampshire HB1612 prohibits landlords from using price-fixing websites, algorithms, or software, treating such use as an unfair competition and.

New Hampshire HB1612 amends RSA 358-A by adding a new section that explicitly bans landlords from using any price-fixing software. This use is defined as an unfair method of competition and a deceptive act or practice. The bill allows any individual to file a consumer complaint with the Department of Justice's Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau if they suspect a landlord is using such software. The Bureau is then required to investigate these complaints. This act will take effect on January 1, 2027.

New Hampshire HB1612 prohibits landlords from using price-fixing websites, algorithms, or software, treating such use as an unfair competition and.

New Hampshire HB1612 amends RSA 358-A by adding a new section that explicitly bans landlords from using any price-fixing software. This use is defined as an unfair method of competition and a deceptive act or practice. The bill allows any individual to file a consumer complaint with the Department of Justice's Consumer Protection and Antitrust Bureau if they suspect a landlord is using such software. The Bureau is then required to investigate these complaints. This act will take effect on January 1, 2027.