An Act relative to eliminating liability limits for abuse of a minor

This bill removes the legal liability caps that currently protect organizations in civil lawsuits involving the abuse of minors in Massachusetts. Specifically, it amends state law to ensure that entities cannot limit the amount of money they must pay out if they are found liable for sexual or physical abuse of a child. The change directly affects any organization that might be sued for such abuse, requiring them to face full financial responsibility without statutory limits. By eliminating these caps, the legislation aims to ensure that victims of abuse can recover the full extent of damages awarded by a court.