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Dossier Legislative introduced 18-jun-2026
Bill introduced in the Michigan Legislature — not yet passed by either chamber, and not law.

Civil procedure: civil actions; violation of constitutionally or legally provided civil rights; provide a cause of action for. Creates new act.

Key claim: HB6110 would create a new Michigan state cause of action allowing individuals to sue for violations of constitutionally or legally provided civil rights.

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(HB6110 · 103rd Legislature) Civil procedure: civil actions; violation of constitutionally or legally provided civil rights; provide a cause of action for. Creates new act. Latest action (2026-06-23): Bill Electronically Reproduced 06/18/2026

Why this matters

A new state-law cause of action for civil rights violations would give Michigan workers, tenants, and consumers an additional venue to seek redress against employers, businesses, and public entities without depending solely on federal civil rights statutes. Employers and government actors could face expanded litigation exposure under state law, potentially affecting hiring, workplace policies, and public accommodations practices. The scope of covered rights and available remedies will determine the practical labor and economic impact.

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Civil procedure: civil actions; violation of constitutionally or legally provided civil rights; provide a cause of action for. Creates new act.
Stage: introduced · legiscan · 18-jun-2026

HB6110 would create a new Michigan state cause of action allowing individuals to sue for violations of constitutionally or legally provided civil rights.

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External: legiscan:2154175:introduced

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