HB2667

Establishes the "Eliminate Criminal Profiteering Act" to modify liability for negligent security claims.

The "Eliminate Criminal Profiteering Act" amends Chapter 537 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri to introduce new provisions regarding negligent security claims. It defines terms such as "negligent security," "security contractor," "third person," and "wrongful conduct." The act restricts the admissibility of certain evidence in negligent security claims and mandates fault apportionment among parties. It also specifies that general damages and past and future wages cannot be awarded to unauthorized aliens in automobile accident negligence claims.