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- 4/30/21 - Alaska: Enacted Bill Extends Public Health Emergency
- 4/5/21 - Arizona: Arizona Enacts Civil Liability Immunity Legislation
- 4/5/21 - Arkansas: Arkansas Enacts COVID-19 Tort Immunity Legislation
- 2/12/21 - Alabama: Alabama Enacts Civil Immunity Legislation
- 12/4/20 - District of Columbia: D.C. Enacts Second Commercial Insurance Claim Tolling Emergency Act of 2020 (Act 23-427)
- 7/27/20 - District of Columbia: D.C. Enacts Commercial Insurance Claim Tolling Emergency Act of 2020
- 3/29/21 - Florida: Florida Bill Includes COVID-19 Related Claims Liability Protections
- 8/5/20 - Georgia: Georgia COVID-19 Pandemic Business Safety Act Enacted
- 8/27/20 - Idaho: Idaho Enacts Coronavirus Limited Immunity Act
- 3/18/21 - Indiana: Indiana Enacts Civil Liability Immunity Bill
- 6/18/20 - Iowa: Iowa Enacts Civil Liability Legislation to Provide Civil Liability Immunity
- 5/4/21 - Kansas: Kansas Extends Civil Liability Immunity to 2022
- 4/2/21 - Kansas: Kansas Amends COVID-19 Response and Reopening for Business Liability Act
- 1/25/21 - Kansas: Enacted Kansas Senate Bill Extends Civil Liability Immunity to March 31st
- 6/8/20 - Kansas: Kansas Enacted House Bill 2016 Includes Civil Liability Immunity
- 4/11/21 - Kentucky: Kentucky Enacts Civil Liability Immunity Legislation
- 4/6/20 - Louisiana: Legislation Would Require Certain Perils Be Covered Under Business Interruption Insurance During the Coronavirus
- 4/12/20 - Louisiana: Legislation Would Require Property Policies to Cover Cost of Disinfecting Fumigation Because of COVID-19
- 3/24/20 - Massachusetts: Bill Would Require Insurers to Provide Business Interruption Insurance Coverage in Connection with the COVID-19 Pandemic
- 10/22/20 - Michigan: Bill Provides Civil Liability Immunity Retroactive to March 1st
- 4/29/20 - Michigan: Legislation Introduced that would Require Retroactive Business Income Coverage
- 7/8/20 - Mississippi: New Mississippi Law Provides Civil Liability Immunity for Businesses and Products
- 7/7/21 - Missouri: Legislation Enacted to Provide COVID-19 Liability Protections
- 2/10/21 - Montana: Montana Revises Civil Liability Laws in Response to COVID-19
- 8/11/20 - Nevada: New Law Limits Civil Liability of Certain Businesses
- 6/4/21 - New Jersey: Enacted New Jersey Law Sets Expiration Date for Grace Period
- 3/11/21 - North Carolina: NC Amends Civil Liability Immunity Provisions
- 9/9/20 - North Carolina: COVID-19 Limited Immunity Act Enacted in North Carolina
- 7/2/20 - North Carolina: North Carolina Enacts Legislation to Provide Limited Immunity from Liability for COVID-19 Claims
- 3/22/20 - Pennsylvania: Bill Would Require COVID-19 Business Interruption Coverage With Reimbursement for Insurer
- 4/28/21 - South Carolina: South Carolina Enacts Civil Liability Immunity Legislation
- 2/17/21 - South Dakota: South Dakota Enacts Bill to Limit Liability for Certain Exposures to COVID-19
- 3/11/21 - West Virginia: West Virginia Enacts Act Including Civil Liability Immunity
- 3/25/21 - Wisconsin: Wisconsin Enacts Civil Liability Exemption
- 4/6/21 - Wyoming: Wyoming Further Amends Civil Liability Immunity Legislation
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