MI HB5621

Amends the Michigan Regulation and Taxation of Marihuana Act to clarify definitions including "industrial hemp," "industrial hemp-infused product," "marihuana," and changes references from "department" to "marijuana regulatory agency."

Prohibits marihuana licensees from selling or transferring marihuana to minors (individuals under 21 years of age) or visibly intoxicated individuals.

Creates a civil cause of action allowing individuals injured or killed by a minor or visibly intoxicated person to sue the licensee that sold the marihuana, with damages capped at $100,000 and limited to wage loss, replacement services, or medical expenses.

Requires licensees to maintain minimum insurance coverage of $100,000 for liability claims and establishes a 2-year statute of limitations for lawsuits with a 120-day notice requirement to defendants.

Provides defenses for licensees, including that checking valid government-issued ID showing the person is 21 or older is a complete defense, and exempts the minor or intoxicated person from having their own cause of action.