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Committee sends liability‑limitation substitute to Senate after proponents argue it restores predictability
Summary
The committee unanimously recommended the second substitute of HB 330, which creates an affirmative defense for individuals and entities whose actions were authorized by statute, rule, permit or order; proponents said the change prevents litigation from effectively remaking policy via the courts, while some commenters urged narrower tailoring to preserve access to justice.
The Senate Economic Development and Workforce Services Standing Committee voted unanimously to send the second substitute of HB 330 — liability limitation amendments — to the full Senate with a favorable recommendation.
Representative Jack framed the bill as protecting regulated businesses and other actors from retroactive, novel tort claims when…
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