H.R.8571

TREY'S Law prohibits enforcement of nondisclosure clauses in contracts that restrict disclosure of sexual abuse against minors.

TREY'S Law, or the Terminating Restrictive Enforcement of Youth Settlements Law, aims to prevent the enforcement of nondisclosure clauses in contracts that restrict disclosure of sexual abuse against minors. This federal law voids such clauses as against public policy, ensuring that survivors and others can freely disclose abuse without fear of civil liability. The law applies retroactively to all contracts, regardless of when they were entered into, and preempts any state laws that permit enforcement of such clauses.