Establishes immunity for businesses against damage claims for public health emergency exposure; excludes reckless or intentional conduct.
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Overview
This bill, the New Jersey Public Health Emergency Business Immunity Act, provides immunity to businesses from damage claims related to injuries or illnesses resulting from public health emergency exposures. This immunity applies to premises owned or operated by the business or during activities managed by the business, but excludes claims arising from willful misconduct, reckless behavior, or intentional harm. The act aims to support economic recovery by reducing the risk of costly lawsuits during public health emergencies.
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