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Lawmakers outline narrow approach to recreational liability waivers, seek clearer ordinary‑negligence language

Senate Interim Committee on Commerce and General Government · January 13, 2026
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Summary

Supporters of LC 215 said the concept would restore enforceable liability waivers for recreation and fitness providers by clarifying "ordinary negligence" while preserving remedies for grossly negligent conduct; sponsors described extensive stakeholder work and said the aim is to restore insurer availability and affordability.

The committee’s informational hearing on LC 215 focused on restoring enforceable recreational liability waivers and making insurance more available and affordable for outdoor and fitness providers. Chair Mark Meek framed the issue as one that affects small businesses, nonprofits and families’ access to recreation.

Rep. Emerson Levy, who has legal and…

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