“By preventing contracts from requiring providers to insure public entities for the public entities’ own negligence and by capping certain legal risks, the bill makes liability more predictable and insurance coverage more attainable and affordable, reducing the likelihood that crushing judgments or skyrocketing premiums will force providers to exit the system,” Damien Zillas, senior corporate counsel for the Nonprofits Insurance Alliance, said in a statement.
Hawaii bill aims to shield foster care nonprofits from crushing liability
By Awais
