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Code · Michigan · Chapter 445 — Trade and Commerce

445.2508 Civil action; recovery; costs and attorney fees.

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445.2508 Civil action; recovery; costs and attorney fees.
Sec. 8.
(1)A civil action may be brought by a person who received an unsolicited commercial e-mail in violation of this act.
(2)A civil action may be brought by an e-mail service provider through whose facilities the unsolicited commercial e-mail was transmitted in violation of this act.
(3)A civil action may be brought by the attorney general against a person who has violated this act.
(4)In each action brought under this section, a recipient, e-mail service provider, or attorney general may recover 1 of the following:
(a)Actual damages.
(b)In lieu of actual damages, recover the lesser of the following:
(i)$500.00 per unsolicited commercial e-mail received by the recipient or transmitted through the e-mail service provider.
(ii)$250,000.00 for each day that the violation occurs.
(5)The prevailing recipient or e-mail service provider shall be awarded actual costs and reasonable attorney fees.
History: 2003, Act 42 , Eff. Sept. 1, 2003
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