Minnesota HF2956 proposes to remove the cap on reasonable attorney fees and punitive damages in discrimination cases in public accommodations.
Minnesota HF2956 amends the state statutes to remove the cap on reasonable attorney fees and punitive damages for individuals bringing actions in places of public accommodation alleging discrimination. The bill allows for actual damages, punitive damages up to $500, injunctive relief, and reasonable attorney fees without a specified cap. This change aims to provide more comprehensive relief for those who experience discrimination in public spaces.
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