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New Pennsylvania Law

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published August 27, 2024

Category: Pennsylvania
Related Categories: Ban on Early Termination Fees, Legislation, Negative Options Rule, New Law, Supplier

A new Pennsylvania law  took effect August 27, 224 that prohibits retail suppliers from levying early termination fees on contracts terminated upon death of the customer.

State Rep. Borowski issued a co-sponsorship memo on August 22 on pending legislation she plans to introduce on “updating negative options to protect PA consumers” that would require affirmative consent for contract renewal.

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