Virginia § 59.1-600 Discrimination prohibited

Virginia Statutes

§ 59.1-600 — Discrimination prohibited

Virginia § 59.1-600

Title 59.1Trade and Commerce

Ch. 56Genetic Data Privacy

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Va. Code Ann. § 59.1-600 (2026).

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No person or public entity shall discriminate against a consumer on the grounds that the consumer has exercised any of the rights granted by this chapter with regard to:

1.Providing or denying any good, service, or benefit to the consumer;

2.Charging any different price or rate for any good or service provided to the consumer, including through the use of discounts or other incentives or imposition of penalties;

3.Providing a different level or quality of goods, services, or benefits to the consumer;

4.Suggesting that the consumer will receive a different price or rate for goods, services, or benefits or a different level or quality of goods, services, or benefits; or

5.Considering the consumer's exercise of rights pursuant to this chapter as a basis or suspicion of criminal wron

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No person or public entity shall discriminate against a consumer on the grounds that the consumer has exercised any of the rights granted by this chapter with regard to:

1. Providing or denying any good, service, or benefit to the consumer;

2. Charging any different price or rate for any good or service provided to the consumer, including through the use of discounts or other incentives or imposition of penalties;

3. Providing a different level or quality of goods, services, or benefits to the consumer;

4. Suggesting that the consumer will receive a different price or rate for goods, services, or benefits or a different level or quality of goods, services, or benefits; or

5. Considering the consumer's exercise of rights pursuant to this chapter as a basis or suspicion of criminal wrongdoing or unlawful conduct.