New Hampshire HB1634 establishes state court remedies for federal employees violating state or federal law.

New Hampshire HB1634 creates a new chapter in state law allowing individuals to sue federal employees for violations of state or federal law. The bill defines "federal employee" broadly to include those employed, contracted, deputized, or cooperating with the federal government. Injured parties can seek money damages and reasonable attorney's fees. The court must apply state laws and rules of civil procedure, and findings of fact and conclusions of law must be documented. The act takes effect January 1, 2027.

New Hampshire HB1634 establishes state court remedies for federal employees violating state or federal law.

New Hampshire HB1634 creates a new chapter in state law allowing individuals to sue federal employees for violations of state or federal law. The bill defines "federal employee" broadly to include those employed, contracted, deputized, or cooperating with the federal government. Injured parties can seek money damages and reasonable attorney's fees. The court must apply state laws and rules of civil procedure, and findings of fact and conclusions of law must be documented. The act takes effect January 1, 2027.