CO HB1014

Eliminates the judicially created requirement from Hall v. Walter (1998) that evidence of unfair or deceptive trade practices must "significantly impact the public" to trigger Colorado Consumer Protection Act remedies.

Amends C.R.S. 6-1-105(2) to establish that evidence of unfair or deceptive trade practices is sufficient to establish a significant impact to the public.

Applies only to acts and omissions occurring on or after the effective date of the act.

Colorado is currently one of only 7 states with a "significantly impacts the public" limitation and ranks 14th highest nationally for consumer fraud reports per capita.