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Urge Florida Politicians to end Florida's Free Kill Law this election year!

Tell Florida's candidates for Governor, Senate, and House that your vote depends on their pledge to bring justice to Floridians who experience wrongful death due to medical negligence regardless of age or marital status. 

Why this matters: End Florida’s "Free Kill" Law

Florida's current "Free Kill" Law (FS § 768.21(8)) denies unmarried adults without minor children equal protection under the law, and deprives the survivors of these individuals of their right to access the courts in the case of medical negligence causing death. This means …

Urge Florida Politicians to end Florida's Free Kill Law this election year!

Tell Florida's candidates for Governor, Senate, and House that your vote depends on their pledge to bring justice to Floridians who experience wrongful death due to medical negligence regardless of age or marital status. 

Why this matters: End Florida’s "Free Kill" Law

Florida's current "Free Kill" Law (FS § 768.21(8)) denies unmarried adults without minor children equal protection under the law, and deprives the survivors of these individuals of their right to access the courts in the case of medical negligence causing death. This means if an adult child (25+) or parent of an adult child (25+) dies due to medical malpractice, their survivors have no right to investigate or recover damages. The Florida Free Kill law is unconstitutional and fails to equally value the lives of all Floridians. 

In 2025, the bill to repeal Florida's Free Kill Law passed both chambers in the Florida Legislature, and then was vetoed by Governor DeSantis. In 2026, HB 6003, filed by Reps. Trabulsy and Lopez, passed the Florida House but was put on the backburner out of fear that DeSantis would simply veto it again. 

In 2027, there should be no excuses. Especially if we vote out the legislators that have stood in our way in the past. They have the bill, they just need to codify it into law. 

Repealing Florida's Free Kill law would expand the scope of damages in medical negligence wrongful death cases by allowing:

  •   Parents to recover damages for the death of a child aged 25 or older.
  •  Children (aged 25 or older) to recover damages for the death of a parent.

Florida deserves safe healthcare. All lives must be equally valued under the law.

Learn more at www.floridafreekill.org

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Gubenatorial Candidates

Ask Florida's Next Potential Governor to Pledge to End Free Kill in 2027

THIS UPCOMING NOVEMBER: Florida's next governor is on the ballot - but many candidates are running. This email will go to the top 10 candidates for Florida Governor to inform them of your concern about ending Free Kill ahead of Florida's 2027 legislative session. CUSTOMIZE IT SO THEY KNOW IT CAME FROM A REAL PERSON! 

Let them know your vote depends on their stance on the Free Kill law. Contacts will be updated after the August 18th Primary. 

You can find more information about legislative candidates on our website, https://www.floridafreekill.org/2026elections

We have another action item that sends an email to the 2026 candidates for Florida Senate & House, too! 

 

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