Tennessee HB 2180: Consumer Protection - As introduced, increases from $100 to $500, the fine assessed, per person who receives a written or electronic advertisement that represents, implies, or looks as though the advertisement is a communication from a governmental entity, against a person who utilizes such advertisement. - Amends TCA Title 4; Title 8; Title 39 and Title 47, Chapter 18.

Status: Action deferred in Senate Commerce & Labor Committee (as of 2020-03-17)

State: Tennessee · Session: 111 · Bill: HB 2180

Subjects: Consumer Protection

Sponsors: Hurt, Jackson

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