Pennsylvania HB603 amends the Whistleblower Law to extend the time limit for filing civil actions and to allow for punitive damages in certain cases.

Pennsylvania HB603 amends the Whistleblower Law by extending the time limit for filing civil actions from 180 days to two years after the alleged violation. It also allows for the recovery of punitive damages if the complainant proves the defendant engaged in unlawful retaliatory or discriminatory practices. The changes apply to actions brought after the bill's effective date, preserving existing rights for ongoing cases.

Pennsylvania HB603 amends the Whistleblower Law to extend the time limit for filing civil actions and to allow for punitive damages in certain cases.

Pennsylvania HB603 amends the Whistleblower Law by extending the time limit for filing civil actions from 180 days to two years after the alleged violation. It also allows for the recovery of punitive damages if the complainant proves the defendant engaged in unlawful retaliatory or discriminatory practices. The changes apply to actions brought after the bill's effective date, preserving existing rights for ongoing cases.