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Remove Caps Now - YES On House Bill 476 and Senate Bill 474
Dear [Your Elected Official],

Caps on damages interfere with juries’ ability to deliver justice. Maryland should trust juries, not corporate interests seeking to protect themselves. Local juries are the best way to ensure accountability.

Please vote YES on House Bill 476 and Senate Bill 474 and restore full accountability for the voters you represent.

 

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
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Summary
<p>House Bill 476 and Senate Bill 474 have been introduced and are making their way through committees. These bills would repeal the caps on damages we've been fighting so fervently to remove.</p> <p>We cannot continue to allow powerful special interests to decide our worth when serious harm or tragedy occurs. The time has come to restore fairness and accountability in Maryland&rsquo;s civil justice system. A jury of fellow Marylanders should be trusted to determine what justice looks like in civil court cases involving death or life-altering injury, not politicians acting on behalf of corporate interests.</p> <p><strong>Marylanders:</strong> contact your legislators today and urge them to vote YES on House Bill 476 and Senate Bill 474. Tell them to end the politically imposed caps forced on citizen juries and stand up for the people they represent.</p> <p>Use this form to contact them directly&nbsp;&rarr;</p>
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