Silica Litigation Reform: SB 3539 (2006)
Established minimum medical criteria for the filing of silica cases.
Established minimum medical criteria for the filing of silica cases. Required a claimant to submit a written report from a qualified medical authority within 30 days of filing a silica complaint. Allowed for premises liability reform.
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