Florida H1107 provides immunity from civil liability for federal firearms licensees in firearm hold agreements.

Florida H1107 creates a new section in Florida Statutes, defining "firearm hold agreement" as a private transaction between a federal firearms licensee and an individual firearm owner. The bill grants immunity from civil liability to federal firearms licensees operating lawfully in the state for any act or omission arising from such agreements, including the return of firearms, unless the action results from unlawful conduct. The immunity does not apply to firearm transfers or if there is a known existing protection order. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.

Florida H1107 provides immunity from civil liability for federal firearms licensees in firearm hold agreements.

Florida H1107 creates a new section in Florida Statutes, defining "firearm hold agreement" as a private transaction between a federal firearms licensee and an individual firearm owner. The bill grants immunity from civil liability to federal firearms licensees operating lawfully in the state for any act or omission arising from such agreements, including the return of firearms, unless the action results from unlawful conduct. The immunity does not apply to firearm transfers or if there is a known existing protection order. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.