AL SB30

Renders void and unenforceable any provision in nondisclosure agreements, confidentiality agreements, employment agreements, settlement agreements, or other contracts that prohibits disclosing acts of sexual abuse or related facts

Defines "sexual abuse" as conduct constituting criminal violations under specified Alabama Code sections, regardless of whether the conduct resulted in criminal charges, conviction, or sentencing

Applies only to agreements entered into, executed, or amended on or after October 1, 2026

Limits scope to agreement elements related to sexual abuse disclosure; other provisions such as compensation terms remain enforceable

Officially named "Trey's Law" and sponsored by Senator Woods through the Judiciary Committee