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MN HF4129
Bill
Status
3/9/2026
Primary Sponsor
Peter Fischer
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AI Summary
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Extends the statute of limitations for filing unfair discriminatory practice claims under the Minnesota Human Rights Act from one year to ten years after the occurrence of the practice
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Claims may be filed as a civil action, with a local commission, or with the commissioner within the new ten-year window
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Suspends the ten-year limitation period while parties are voluntarily engaged in dispute resolution processes, including arbitration, conciliation, mediation, grievance procedures, or school board sexual harassment/violence policy proceedings
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Respondents who participate in dispute resolution before a charge is filed must notify the department and charging party of the process dates; failure to do so bars them from raising a statute of limitations defense unless ten years plus the suspension period has passed
Legislative Description
Statute of limitations for actions under the Minnesota Human Rights Act modified.
Last Action
Introduction and first reading, referred to Judiciary Finance and Civil Law
3/9/2026