AL HB613

Revives time-barred civil claims for sex offenses committed against minors (under age 19) for a 10-year period from the effective date of the act.

Allows claims to be brought against both the alleged perpetrator and any entity or organization entrusted with minors' well-being that knew or should have known of the abuse and failed to prevent it, including religious institutions, academic institutions, healthcare providers, social service agencies, and youth organizations.

Requires the Attorney General to develop and implement a public awareness campaign to inform survivors of their rights under the act and provide resources to assist them in pursuing claims.

Prohibits employers, institutions, and other entities from retaliating against individuals for filing claims under this act.

Becomes effective January 1, 2027, contingent upon ratification of a constitutional amendment authorizing the Legislature to revive time-barred rights and remedies relating to child sexual abuse.