With more Texas businesses reopening every day, new legislation will provide a shield for businesses against COVID-19 liability lawsuits.
May 12, 2021 at 08:19 PM
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The Texas Legislature is likely to pass a new law that would dramatically curtail or end the 700+ pending lawsuits asserting damages related to COVID-19 exposure in courts across the state, along with all future COVID-19 exposure lawsuits.
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