Michigan Supreme Court sides with Nessel, overrules cases curtailing consumer protection law
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{ "epilogue": "The Michigan Supreme Court overturned previous cases that had blocked consumer protection laws and insulin pricing investigations, siding with Attorney General Nessel. This ruling cleared the way for drug-pricing probes and opened a wide array of industries to consumer protection lawsuits.
While state officials praised the decision for restoring consumer protection, opponents argued the ruling undermined protections for small businesses." }
Epilogue added 39d ago, after coverage quieted.
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