Malpractice actions: architects, engineers, or surveyors.

CA AB2106 is a bill that modifies existing laws regarding malpractice claims against architects, engineers, and surveyors. It aims to clarify the legal process for these professionals when they face lawsuits related to their work. The changes are intended to streamline how civil actions are handled in these specific fields.

Supporters of CA AB2106 argue that the bill provides much-needed clarity and protection for architects, engineers, and surveyors, allowing them to defend their work more effectively. By amending the Code of Civil Procedure, the bill is seen as a way to foster a fairer legal environment for design professionals, which can ultimately lead to better public safety and project outcomes.

Critics of CA AB2106 contend that the bill may make it more difficult for individuals to seek justice in malpractice cases against architects, engineers, and surveyors. They argue that the changes could protect professionals at the expense of accountability, potentially undermining public trust in these essential services.

Source: LegiScan roll call vote data.