Alabama HB93 makes nondisclosure agreements on sexual abuse void and unenforceable.

Alabama HB93, known as Trey's Law, declares that any agreement prohibiting disclosure of sexual abuse is against public policy and unenforceable. This applies to agreements entered into after October 1, 2026, and only affects the parts of the agreement related to sexual abuse. The law aims to protect survivors' rights to speak freely and ensure perpetrators are not shielded. Sexual abuse is defined as conduct that would constitute a criminal violation under Alabama law.

Alabama HB93 makes nondisclosure agreements on sexual abuse void and unenforceable.

Alabama HB93, known as Trey's Law, declares that any agreement prohibiting disclosure of sexual abuse is against public policy and unenforceable. This applies to agreements entered into after October 1, 2026, and only affects the parts of the agreement related to sexual abuse. The law aims to protect survivors' rights to speak freely and ensure perpetrators are not shielded. Sexual abuse is defined as conduct that would constitute a criminal violation under Alabama law.