Maryland SB646 prohibits certain terms in public school system contracts, including unknown terms, unilateral changes, and binding arbitration.

Maryland SB646 establishes rules for public school system contracts, prohibiting terms that are unknown to the public school system, can be unilaterally changed, or require binding arbitration. It also disallows terms that restrict the school system's choice of legal counsel, create deficiencies, or limit liability recovery. Contracts with these provisions are void and unenforceable. The law applies only to contracts executed after its effective date.

Maryland SB646 prohibits certain terms in public school system contracts, including unknown terms, unilateral changes, and binding arbitration.

Maryland SB646 establishes rules for public school system contracts, prohibiting terms that are unknown to the public school system, can be unilaterally changed, or require binding arbitration. It also disallows terms that restrict the school system's choice of legal counsel, create deficiencies, or limit liability recovery. Contracts with these provisions are void and unenforceable. The law applies only to contracts executed after its effective date.