How we calculate the "Score" for each bill we're tracking:
Bill Score =
total votes matching what voters want
total votes cast by the Representative on bills we are tracking
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Civil Remedies (SB 236)
Score:
39
%
Florida
2023
Latest Action:
Updated:
Chamber:
This bill that changes tort law statutes (civil suits): Eliminates one-way attorney fees; applies lodestar (standardized) attorney fees; 4-year statute of limitations; limitations changes from 4 to 2 years for negligence, lost wages, wrongful death, most medical malpractice, libel/slander, etc.; multi-party prorated & arbitrated insurance settlements. Crimes on premises: fault of all parties must be considered. Who is majority (most at) fault determines negligence compensation.
