This week's threatened veto of federal legislation limiting Y2K liability may have been music to the ears of trial lawyers hoping to cash in on the computer bug, but a victory party may be premature. As lobbyists battle over Y2K liability laws, it appears a measure will likely be adopted, albeit in a somewhat watered-down form. A version of the bill was pulled off the Senate floor on Thursday on a procedural vote, but congressional staffers expect that bill, or a new version, to be taken up again next week.
April 30, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
This week’s threatened veto of federal legislation limiting Y2K liability may have been music to the ears of trial lawyers hoping to cash in on the much-touted computer bug, but a victory party may be premature.
As lobbyists battle over Y2K liability legislation, it appears a measure will likely be adopted, albeit in a somewhat watered-down form.
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