The state House of Representatives, on a 107-94 vote April 6, approved a bill that would offer limited civil liability protections to health care providers, schools, small business owners, farmers, restaurants and others, as long as they operated safely during the COVID-19 epidemic.
April 09, 2021 at 01:00 PM
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The state House of Representatives, on a 107-94 vote April 6, approved a bill that would offer limited civil liability protections to health care providers, schools, small business owners, farmers, restaurants and others, as long as they operated safely during the COVID-19 epidemic.
House Bill 605, whose prime sponsor is Rep. Torren Ecker, R-Adams, was designed, backers said, to deter the filing of frivolous lawsuits relating to COVID-19.
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