SB3164 aims to protect child welfare service organizations by limiting their liability in certain situations.
SB3164 addresses the challenges faced by child welfare service organizations in Hawaii, particularly in securing affordable liability insurance. The bill prohibits state contracts from requiring these organizations to indemnify the state or be named as additional insureds under their insurance policies. It also limits the liability of child welfare service organizations to their percentage share of damages when they are found to be tortfeasors, thereby abolishing joint and several liability.
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