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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsGov. Lee signs law to protect businesses and schools from 'frivolous' COVID lawsuits
https://www.localmemphis.com/mobile/article/news/health/coronavirus/gov-lee-signs-law-to-protect-businesses-and-schools-from-frivolous-covid-lawsuits/51-daa45e5d-c282-41a1-af3a-265ad4fff944Lee streamed the signing live Monday on social media, calling it a "historic" piece of legislation.
Author: WBIR Staff
Published: 1:01 PM CDT August 17, 2020
Updated: 9:16 AM CDT August 18, 2020
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Governor Bill Lee on Monday signed a bill into law that will protect businesses and others in Tennessee from "frivolous" coronavirus-related lawsuits.
The law applies to lawsuits moving forward and extends limited COVID-19 liability protections to health care providers, businesses, schools, non-profits and others.
Lee is always a step ahead in carrying out chumputin's agenda.
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Gov. Lee signs law to protect businesses and schools from 'frivolous' COVID lawsuits (Original Post)
SheltieLover
Aug 2020
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dalton99a
(81,526 posts)1. Meanwhile
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimdobson/2020/03/30/superyacht-owners-escape-for-open-waters-with-hospital-rooms-and-private-nurses/
Superyacht Owners Escape For Open Waters With Hospital Rooms And Private Nurses
The sun was setting off the coast of Panama this week as the 285-foot superyacht Lonian sat securely anchored next to its spectacular 216-foot support catamaran yacht, Hodor. Among Hodors cargo is five tenders, including a 55-foot chase boat, Jet Skis, and quad bikes. The support yacht also prominently features its own custom hospital with a private nurse and 20-person crew for its billionaire owners.
Most yachts over 300 feet contain mini-hospitals, or secure medical rooms, and yacht nurse staffing agencies can barely keep up with the increase in demand following the coronavirus outbreak. As yacht owners find themselves virtually isolated in their foreign locations, the need for onboard medical protection is an urgent necessity.
I spoke with several experts in the industry, and they say that numerous superyachts are currently traveling to or already in secure locations near private islands far from the maddening crowds of possible infection.
David Geffen's superyacht RISING SUN
Superyacht Owners Escape For Open Waters With Hospital Rooms And Private Nurses
The sun was setting off the coast of Panama this week as the 285-foot superyacht Lonian sat securely anchored next to its spectacular 216-foot support catamaran yacht, Hodor. Among Hodors cargo is five tenders, including a 55-foot chase boat, Jet Skis, and quad bikes. The support yacht also prominently features its own custom hospital with a private nurse and 20-person crew for its billionaire owners.
Most yachts over 300 feet contain mini-hospitals, or secure medical rooms, and yacht nurse staffing agencies can barely keep up with the increase in demand following the coronavirus outbreak. As yacht owners find themselves virtually isolated in their foreign locations, the need for onboard medical protection is an urgent necessity.
I spoke with several experts in the industry, and they say that numerous superyachts are currently traveling to or already in secure locations near private islands far from the maddening crowds of possible infection.
David Geffen's superyacht RISING SUN
Walleye
(31,028 posts)2. Ha! trump is the king of frivolous lawsuits
Laelth
(32,017 posts)3. Abrogating the common law, once again.
This is sickening.
-Laelth
RT Atlanta
(2,517 posts)4. this may not pass legal challenge
but that doesnt generally stop republicans.
The concept of limited liability is pretty well established in law under most circumstances "except for matters that cannot be disclaimed for public policy reasons" ==> such as wrongful death.
So..... this will be interesting to see how this plays out in the courts.
LastDemocratInSC
(3,647 posts)5. The restaurant association in Tennessee will spring into action
To get equivalent protection against diners who get food poisoning at their businesses.