Push states to strengthen auto-renew and cancellation rules and coordinate multistate AG enforcement so the strictest standards become the de facto national...
Move faster than federal process by strengthening state auto-renew and cancellation standards and coordinating enforcement across jurisdictions. Use the multistate posture described in the Uber case to make a “race to the top” feasible, so companies face strong expectations even in a patchwork environment. The aim is practical convergence: the strictest, most enforceable standards become the default operating norm.
Why this works
- States can move faster and multistate coalitions can scale pressure.
National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare
AdvocacyProtecting and enhancing retirement and health security for seniors
Mechanism
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- Identify priority state pathways and define the minimum “easy cancel” standard.
- Draft and share model provisions that align with the harms described in the cause.
- Coordinate coalitions and state attorneys general on shared enforcement goals.
- Track legislative calendars and enforcement opportunities; time outreach to decision windows.
- Publish clear guidance on what consumers can expect and how to report violations.
Milestones
Checkpoints and the expected timing for each step
- 1
Model standard and priority targets set
Near-termShared provisions and initial state pathways are identified and documented.
- 2
First wave of state engagement launched
During active state windowsBriefings, coalition outreach, and draft language are underway in priority jurisdictions.
- 3
Multistate enforcement alignment achieved
As opportunities ariseState AG partners coordinate shared posture and escalation plans.
- 4
Convergence guidance published
OngoingClear public-facing guidance explains expectations and reporting pathways.