Evidence into civic action

Take Action with Precision

Ask for equal treatment without overstating what the current law does. Personalize the message and preserve the response.

01

Find your legislators

Use the Legislature’s official address lookup, then contact both your House member and senator.

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02

Make one clear request

Ask for clean repeal of § 768.21(8), a recorded vote, and evidence for any asserted insurance or access-to-care prediction.

03

Preserve the response

Save emails, letters, meeting dates, bill positions, and source links. A durable public record matters across sessions.

Copy-ready constituent message

Personalize before sending.

Status checked September 11, 2026. Official sources: 2025 HB 6017, 2026 HB 6003, and 2026 SB 1700.

Attorneys and scholars

Help test Creighton’s research.

The project seeks careful analysis of access to courts, equal protection, the merger of survival and wrongful-death remedies, cumulative procedural barriers, and whether old crisis predicates can bear permanent weight.

Journalists and public officials

Speak with the original researcher.

Travis Brett Creighton can explain the underlying statutes, vote histories, bill analyses, archival materials, court record, and how his family’s experience led him to reconstruct the history.

Request an interview with Travis