Kansas HB2688 prohibits nondisclosure agreements from being enforced in disputes involving childhood sexual abuse or human trafficking.

Kansas HB2688 makes nondisclosure agreements unenforceable in legal disputes involving childhood sexual abuse or human trafficking. The bill, known as Trey's Law, voids such agreements regardless of when they were signed, except if a final, non-appealable declaratory judgment deems them enforceable. This law aims to protect victims by ensuring they can speak freely about their experiences without legal repercussions from nondisclosure agreements.

Kansas HB2688 prohibits nondisclosure agreements from being enforced in disputes involving childhood sexual abuse or human trafficking.

Kansas HB2688 makes nondisclosure agreements unenforceable in legal disputes involving childhood sexual abuse or human trafficking. The bill, known as Trey's Law, voids such agreements regardless of when they were signed, except if a final, non-appealable declaratory judgment deems them enforceable. This law aims to protect victims by ensuring they can speak freely about their experiences without legal repercussions from nondisclosure agreements.