Current Session
| Bill No. | Sponsor | Description |
| HB1610 | Billington, Hardy | Lowers the statute of limitations for certain actions from five years to three |
| HB1615 | Allen, Bill | Modifies the minimum number of members for insurance company boards of directors from nine to five |
| HB1645 | Overcast, Matthew | Modifies the statute of limitations for personal injury claims and childhood sexual abuse, injury, or illness |
| HB1646 | Overcast, Matthew | Modifies provisions relating to the collateral source rule |
| HB1647 | Overcast, Matthew | Establishes provisions relating to double recovery of civil damages from a defendant and an insurer |
| HB1648 | Overcast, Matthew | Establishes provisions protecting transportation network companies from vicarious liability |
| HB1649 | Overcast, Matthew | Modifies provisions relating to actions for damages due to exposure to asbestos |
| HB1674 | Seitz, Brian | Establishes the “Act Against Abusive Website Access Litigation” |
| HB1664 | Seitz, Brian | Extends the statute of limitations for civil actions relating to child sexual abuse from ten years to twenty |
| HB1681 | Seitz, Brian | Creates provisions relating to cost-sharing under health benefit plans |
| HB1694 | Christensen, Mazzie | Establishes the “Act Against Abusive Website Access Litigation” |
| HB1718 | Hinman, Dave | Modifies provisions relating to limitations on awards for certain liability claims against public entities |
| HB1789 | Murphy, Jim | Establishes the Delivery Network Company Insurance Act and establishes the standards and requirements for motor vehicle liability insurance coverage |
| HB1808 | Sharp, Mark | Establishes provisions relating to the liability of a social host who serves alcoholic beverages |
| HB1820 | Price, Tiffany | Creates provisions relating to health insurance reimbursement of doula services |
| HB1833 | Costlow, Mike | Creates provisions relating to an option to opt out of coverage under the Missouri Consolidated Health Care Plan and receive an annual stipend instead |
| HB1875 | Reuter, Renee | Creates provisions relating to notification of out-of-network status by health care providers |
| HB1879 | Reuter, Renee | Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage of genetic screenings for cancer risk |
| HB1894 | Hausman, Wendy L. | Creates provisions relating to health care provider participation in health insurance plans |
| HB1941 | Hruza, George | Creates provisions relating to cost-sharing under health benefit plans |
| HB1944 | Hruza, George | Creates provisions relating to health insurance claims settlement practices, including prohibiting a time limit for anesthesia services, and requires “downcoding” decisions be made by a licensed physician; insurance carriers must notify the treating physician |
| HB2071 | Phelps, Brandon | Suspends the operations of a joint underwriting association if medical malpractice liability insurance is reasonably available to health care providers in the voluntary market |
| HB2082 | Keathley, Ben | Increases the minimum auto insurance liability to $50,000/$100,000/$50,000 |
| HB2182 | Mackey, Ian | Modifies the statute of limitations for personal injury claims from five years to two years |
| HB2208 | Mayhew, Don | Establishes requirements relating to the operation of autonomous vehicles |
| HB2250 | Zimmerman, Jaclyn | Creates provisions relating to insurance coverage for damage to siding on real property |
| HB2324 | Lucas, Bill | Creates provisions relating to the procurement and possession of driving data by automobile insurers |
| HB2375 | Christ, Brad | Modifies the requirements of the “prevailing factor” related to workers’ compensation injuries and prescribes when employers may file a motion to dismiss a claim that has not been set for a prehearing conference |
| HB2405 | Hruza, George | Modifies provisions relating to the collateral source rule |
| HB2471 | Farnan, Jeff | Creates provisions relating to dental plans, including a required medical loss ratio |
| HB2554 | Miller, Scott | Modifies provisions relating to exemptions from minimum wage, including employers whose annual sales equal less than $11,100,000; this figure shall be adjusted annually |
| HB2566 | Myers, Jeff | Removes the sunset provisions from the workers’ compensation “Line of Duty Compensation Act” |
| HB2570 | Tyson Smith, David | Prohibits health carriers from establishing, implementing, or enforcing any policy, practice, or procedure that imposes a time limit for the payment of anesthesia services provided during a medical or surgical procedure |
| HB2596 | McGaugh, Peggy | Modifies provisions relating to multiple employer self-insured health plans, including allowing two self-employed individuals to form such a plan |
| HB2597 | Hinman, Dave | Creates provisions relating to payments to ambulance providers for covered services |
| HB2612 | Haley, Willard | Establishes provisions related to long-term care insurance, including requiring rates to be reasonable as well as approved by the DCI director |
| HB2632 | Murray, Marty Joe | Prohibits an insurer from utilizing information from a credit reporting agency or insurance credit scores from consumer reporting agency in determining certain insurance rates |
| HB2680 | Johnson, Michael | Requires career and technical education programs to offer courses leading to insurance licensing and certification |
| HB2681 | Johnson, Michael | Allows employers to procure supplemental workers’ compensation insurance for volunteer firefighters over and above otherwise statutorily required |
| HB2714 | Diehl, Dane | Establishes provisions relating to comparative negligence or fault in certain actions for damages |
| HB2719 | Douglas, Melissa | Extends the suicide exclusion on life insurance policies from one to two years |
| HB2775 | Hruza, George | Creates provisions relating to health insurance |
| HB2927 | Parker, Cameron | Specifies what is considered a valid settlement demand, requiring the liability insurer to be provided the demand in writing via certified mail and it remain open for consideration for at least 90 days from the date the demand was received |
| HB3032 | Cook, Bennie | Increases the number of required employees for construction employers for provision of workers’ compensation coverage from one to five |
| HB3127 | Mosley, Chanel | Establishes provisions relating to insurance coverage for damages to property or motor vehicle due to firearm discharge incidents |
| HB3136 | Knight, Jeff | Repeals a provision of law relating to state-based health benefit exchanges |
| HB3205 | Casteel, David | Establishes provisions relating to the funding of legal actions, including foreign funding and litigation funding agreements |
| HB3314 | Hinman, Dave | Modifies provisions to allow DCI to share confidential information and materials with the guaranty associations in case of a member insurer’s insolvency |
| HB3328 | Casteel, David | Establishes the Missouri Disaster Mediation Act and Missouri Stronger Homes Program relating to disasters |
| HJR130 | Seitz, Brian | Upon voter approval, provides that retrospective laws may be enacted for civil claims involving sexual abuse of a child or tortious conduct that caused or contributed to cause sexual abuse to a child |
| Bill No. | Sponsor | Description |
| SB840 | Bernskoetter, Mike | Creates provisions relating to cost-sharing under health benefit plans |
| SB841 | Bernskoetter, Mike | Modifies numerous provisions relating to health care, including prohibiting a time limit for payment of anesthesia services during a surgical procedure |
| SB846 | Brown, Justin | Enacts numerous provisions relating to insurance coverage of health care services, including situations in which medical providers must obtain prior authorization for a health care service |
| SB848 | Brown, Justin | Repeals a provision of law relating to state-based health benefit exchanges |
| SB852 | May, Karla | Prohibits the use of credit scores in determining automobile insurance rates |
| SB865 | Beck, Doug | Modifies provisions relating to workers’ compensation, including repealing the “prevailing factor” standard in the term “injury” |
| SB881 | Trent, Curtis | Establishes provisions relating to the funding of legal actions, including foreign funding and litigation funding agreements |
| SB907 | Hudson, Brad | Establishes the “Act Against Abusive Website Access Litigation” |
| SB915 | Gregory, Kurtis | Modifies provisions relating to insurance coverage for certain delivery network companies |
| SB956 | Beck, Doug | Modifies provisions relating to the liability of employers, including increasing the benefit when employers fail safety standards, and increases the liability benefit against public entities |
| SB980 | Coleman, Mary Elizabeth | Modifies provisions relating to state funds compensating certain injured persons, including requiring claimants be U.S. citizens, and setting a limit on attorney fees that may be charged or awarded |
| SB989 | McCreery, Tracy | Creates new provisions relating to employee compensation, including prescribing an annual COLA increase to the minimum wage, and requiring employers provide paid sick time off work |
| SB990 | McCreery, Tracy | Requires motorcycle operators and passengers to wear protective headgear |
| SB1052 | Trent, Curtis | Establishes a maximum fee schedule for services performed pursuant to workers’ compensation law |
| SB1120 | Trent, Curtis | Modifies provisions relating to time-limited settlement demands to liability insurers |
| SB1140 | Hudson, Brad | Modifies provisions relating to civil actions for childhood sexual abuse, including the statute of limitations for such actions |
| SB1147 | Gregory, Kurtis | Enacts provisions relating to insurance coverage for mental health treatments |
| SB1180 | Trent, Curtis | Modifies provisions relating to civil procedure, including the collateral source rule, interstate depositions and discovery, determinations of fault, references to damages, and disclosure requirements |
| SB1289 | Gregory, David | Increases the minimum auto insurance liability to $50,000/$100,000/$50,000 |
| SB1310 | Trent, Curtis | Authorizes the medical malpractice joint underwriting association to suspend operations |
| SB1376 | Trent, Curtis | Lowers the required number of members of an insurance company’s board of directors from nine to five |
| SB1385 | Trent, Curtis | Modifies numerous provisions relating to workers’ compensation, including amending the definitions of “accident” and “occupational disease”; prescribes reduced benefits when employees do not follow safety protocol; sets a maximum attorney fee schedule for W/C cases; and amends the manner in which statute of limitations is determined |
| SB1438 | Schroer, Nick | Increases the minimum auto insurance liability to $50,000/$100,000/$50,000 |
| SB1447 | Schroer, Nick | Enacts provisions relating to health care provider participation in health insurance plans, including “any willing provider” requirements |
| SB1460 | Schnelting, Adam | Modifies provisions relating to towing, including requiring that any motor vehicle liability policy for a commercial motor vehicle with a gross vehicle rating of more than 26,000 pounds provide coverage for towing, winching, vehicle recovery, and emergency roadside labor in an amount of at least $100,000 |
| SB1464 | Crawford, Sandy | Modifies provisions relating to multiple employer self-insured health plans, including allowing two self-employed individuals to form such a plan |
| SB1467 | Burger, Jamie | Modifies the applicable cap on damages for sovereign immunity claims to the amount that was effective at the time of the accident or occurrence |
| SB1500 | Schroer, Nick | Establishes provisions related to long-term care insurance, including requiring rates to be reasonable as well as approved by the DCI director |
| SB1504 | Henderson, Mike | Sets the minimum allowable reimbursement rate to an out-of-network ambulance provider for services provided to enrollees and limits co-payment, coinsurance, deductibles, and other cost sharing amounts to the in-network payment amount for covered services. Ambulance providers are prohibited from billing enrollees any additional amounts for paid covered services |
| SB1513 | Gregory, Kurtis | Modifies provisions relating to determinations of fault in tort action by making defendants at least 51% at fault jointly and severally liable for the judgement |
| SB1543 | Crawford, Sandy | Modifies multiple provisions relating to homeowner’s insurance including: makes inflating billing a fraudulent act, prohibits an insurer from refusing, cancelling or refusing to renew a homeowners’ policy solely because a roof is less than fifteen years old, creates a disaster mediation act, creates the Missouri Stronger Homes Act, and transfers funds to the Missouri’s Stronger Homes Fund |
| SB1586 | Carter, Jill | Creates provisions relating to dental insurance including requiring dental insurers to file loss ratios with the Department of Commerce and Insurance and requiring rebates to each enrollee if the loss ration is less than eighty-five percent |
| SB1644 | Hudson, Brad | Creates provisions relating to conduct affecting health care provider networks including prohibiting a health care provider from offering to a general contract entity or entering into a written provider network contract that includes an anti-steering, anti-tiering, gag, or most-favored-nation clause. Also requires a health benefit plan issuer that encourages an enrollee to obtain a health care service from a particular provider or that introduces or modifies a tiered network plan or assigns providers into tiers has a good faith duty to the enrollee or policyholder to engage in conduct for the benefit of the enrollee or policyholder |
| SJR76 | Washington, Barbara | Upon voter approval, repeals the statute of limitations for civil actions based on certain sexual offenses |
| SJR93 | Hudson, Brad | Upon voter approval, provides that retrospective laws may be enacted for civil claims involving sexual abuse of a child or tortious conduct that caused or contributed to cause sexual abuse to a child |