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The Product Makers Bill
Missouri bill would shield product makers from lawsuits
Establishes immunity from liability for certain designers, manufacturers, sellers, and lessors of products
Bad for everyday people ·
If passed, the bill would stop people from suing designers, manufacturers, sellers, or lessors when their products cause harm, leaving victims to pay damages themselves.
Our take
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If the bill becomes law, everyday people could not take product makers to court when a product hurts them. That means victims may have to cover medical bills themselves. The bill is still early, so citizens can speak up now.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Bill proposes immunity from liability for designers, manufacturers, sellers, and lessors of products
- Bill is currently introduced and has been referred to the General Laws Committee
- Sponsored by Senator Curtis Trent (R)
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