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This historic pandemic has created many new legal questions. One of them is whether businesses, schools, and nonprofit organizations should face COVID-related damage awards even if they followed applicable public health guidelines and did not engage in grossly negligent behavior or willful misconduct. Timely, temporary, and targeted liability protections will help protect against opportunistic lawsuits and aid our economic recovery.