FL H1409

Expands the definition of enforceable policies in firearms preemption law to include unwritten policies, directives, and orders in addition to written regulations.

Allows persons and organizations adversely affected by violations to sue local governments for declaratory relief, injunctive relief, and actual damages up to $100,000.

Requires courts to award prevailing plaintiffs reasonable attorney's fees and costs including contingency fee multipliers as authorized by law.

Designates a plaintiff as "prevailing" if a defendant voluntarily changes a violating ordinance, regulation, or policy after a complaint is filed, regardless of whether court action occurs.

Awards interest at the legal rate on damages from the date the suit was filed; effective July 1, 2021.