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BATON ROUGE - Lawyer advertising is misleading people and scaring consumers, according to the sponsor of a reform bill heard in the House Committee on Commerce today.
Senator Barrow Peacock (R-37) said Senate Bill 43 will establish requirements for disclosure in advertising.
“What we have here today is Senate Bill 43, which prohibits unfair and deceptive advertising directed to individuals using medical devices or certain medical drugs, such as a medical alert, health alert, a drug alert, or a false public service announcement that misleads an individual to believe that an advertisement has been approved or is affiliated with the federal or state government or promotes a false recall of a product by a government agency,” Peacock told committee members.
Bill to permit restrictions but not bans approved by a House committee By
May 26, 2021
While public officials in Michigan have lifted many of the pandemic-related restrictions that have been in effect for months, one industry tourism is the subject of an ongoing debate on what local governments may do. Some municipalities, especially those in areas popular with tourists, have moved to ban short-term rental properties.
Bills in the state House and Senate would prevent local governments from banning services, such as Airbnb, which make it easy for owners to rent their house or cottage to visitors for a few days or weeks. If these bills are enacted, local governments could impose certain regulations on short-term rentals but not ban them.