ATLANTA (Feb. 15, 2024) – Today, the Georgia Senate passed Senate Bill 430, sponsored by Chairman of the Senate Committee on Transportation and Chief Deputy Whip Sen. Greg Dolezal (R-Cumming). This bill would eliminate certain warning requirements on healthcare facilities, healthcare providers, entities and individuals related to COVID-19 liability claims.
Sen. Dolezal expressed gratitude to his Senate colleagues for the passage of this measure, stating, “I commend my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for their support of SB 430. Today marks an important step forward in our efforts to streamline COVID-19 liability claims, removing burdensome warning requirements and ultimately supporting the resilience of Georgia’s businesses. I eagerly anticipate the House’s consideration and passage of this crucial measure as we continue our efforts to bolster Georgia’s economic vitality.”
Following its passage in the Senate, SB 430 will now proceed to the Georgia House of Representatives for further consideration.
You can read the full text of SB 430 here.
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Sen. Greg Dolezal serves as Chairman for the Senate Committee on Transportation. He represents the 27th Senate District, which includes a large part of Forsyth County. He may be reached by phone at 404.656.0040 or via email at greg.dolezal@senate.ga.gov