PA HB526

Mothers may breastfeed their child in any public or private location where they are otherwise authorized to be present, regardless of whether the breast is covered

Breastfeeding cannot be considered indecent exposure, open lewdness, obscenity, sexual conduct, or a public nuisance under Pennsylvania criminal statutes

Creates a private right of action allowing individuals to sue within two years if their breastfeeding rights are denied, interfered with, or if they face retaliation

Provides remedies including injunctive relief, $1,000 statutory damages per violation, reasonable attorney fees and litigation expenses, and other equitable relief

Repeals and consolidates the existing 2007 Freedom to Breastfeed Act into Title 35 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes; takes effect in 60 days