Let Georgia legislators know that they must support families, not corporations, by voting NO on SB 68. Access to justice is crucial for all Georgians. Senate Bill 68, misleadingly referred to as “tort reform,” is a harmful bill backed by the profit-driven insurance sector that jeopardizes the rights of Georgians seeking justice after suffering harm.

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Subsequent remedial measures is a legal principle in tort law, addressing negligence claims and the admissibility of certain evidence in court. In Georgia, subsequent remedial measures refer to actions taken after an incident or accident to prevent future harm. These actions, while beneficial for public safety, can raise questions about their use in litigation.