NEBRASKA LOBBYIST
STATEMENT of ACTIVITY

 

 
NADC FORM D
 
  • Each registered lobbyist shall file a Statement of Activity within 45 days after the end of a regular session of the Legislature. The statement must be filed even if the lobbyist engaged in no activity.
  • Any registered lobbyist who engages in lobbying activity in connection with a special session of the Legislature shall file a Statement of Activity within 45 days after the end of the special session. Late filing fees are $25.00 per day, not to exceed $750.00.
  • Lobbyists having more than one principal shall file a separate report for each principal.
ITEM 1
NATURE OF FILING (Check appropriate box)

2025

ITEM 2
NAME OF LOBBYIST AND PRINCIPAL
LOBBYIST

Lindsay Harr MacDonald  

(402) 474-6200 

1220 Lincoln Mall, Suite 150 

Lincoln 

NE 

68508 

PRINCIPAL

Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys  

(402) 435-5526 

PO Box 391247 

Omaha 

NE 

68139 

List all the legislation upon which the lobbyist acted on behalf of the principal including bills, resolutions, amendments and procedural matters. Identify by number of bill, resolution, amendment or procedural matter and state the position taken. This statement should include a list of amendments or procedural matters which the lobbyist has acted upon for the principal, even if the lobbyist has not acted upon the bill or resolution from which the amendment or procedural matter arises.
Identify bill or resolution number Identify amendment or procedural matter Describe bill, resolution, amendment or procedural matter Position taken
LB12    Change the statute of limitations on certain civil actions for sexual assault of a child  Support
LB53    Provide criminal and civil immunity for pregnancy outcomes  Neutral
LB58    Eliminate provisions relating to jeweler’s liens  Neutral
LB79    Provide for dismissal of certain civil actions involving commercial motor vehicles  Oppose
LB132    Change provisions relating to admissibility of evidence of use of an occupant protection system or a three-point safety belt system  Oppose
LB156    Allow tort claims under the State Tort Claims Act and Political Subdivisions Tort Claims Act for sexual assaults of children in school settings  Oppose
LB195    Provide immunity for administration of naloxone, nalmefene, or other federally approved opioid overdose reversal medications  Neutral
LB199    Change the statute of limitations for personal injury actions, include administrative proceedings within the Nonrecourse Civil Litigation Act, require disclosures by consumers under such act, and provide for discipline against civil litigation funding companies  Oppose
LB205    Provide requirements for admissibility of evidence relating to medical expenses, require disclosures by plaintiffs seeking damages for such expenses, and provide a cap on noneconomic damages in certain civil actions against commercial motor vehicle carriers  Oppose
LB236    Allow claims involving child abuse or sexual assault of a child under the Political Subdivisions Tort Claims Act  Support
LB241    Provide immunity from liability for cybersecurity events  Oppose
LB257  AM947  Change licensure and scope of practice provisions regarding marriage and family therapy and occupational therapy and licensure requirements under the Child Care Licensing Act  Support
LB274    Change requirements under the Child Care Licensing Act for liability insurance coverage and inspections and investigations  Support
LB313    Change provisions under the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act relating to subrogation of third-party claims and the distribution of proceeds in the settlement of third-party claims  Oppose
LB320    Require that hotels and similar public lodging establishments place posters relating to human trafficking in such establishments and provide for training on human trafficking to employees of such establishments  Oppose
LB340    Adopt the Asbestos Trust Claims Transparency Act and the Asbestos Claims Priorities and Over-Naming Reform Act  Oppose
LB361    Change provisions of the Nebraska Fair Employment Practice Act to provide for jury trials and prohibit discrimination for exercise of rights under the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act  Support
LB397    Eliminate provisions relating to workplace safety committees and a workplace safety program and terminate a fund  Oppose
LB400    Provide for compensation under the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act for cancers experienced by firefighters  Support
LB415    Change provisions of the Nebraska Healthy Families and Workplaces Act and the Conveyance Safety Act and provide for offset of debt owed due to the overpayment of unemployment benefits under the Employment Security Law against gambling winnings under the Gambling Winnings Setoff for Outstanding Debt Act and against future benefits under the Employment Security Law  Oppose
LB416    Change provisions relating to releases, covenants not to sue, or similar agreements on joint and several liability  Support
LB444    Require certain minimum uninsured and underinsured insurance coverage for certain motor carriers  Support
LB455    Provide for confidentiality of and access to certain injury reports under the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act  Oppose
LB456    Provide for a patient’s waiver for the release of employee hospital and medical records under the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act  Oppose
LB482    Change provisions relating to attorney’s fees in insurance cases  Oppose
LB522    Change provisions relating to the date when compensation begins and provide for cost-of-living adjustments under the Nebraska Workers’ Compensation Act  Support
LB608  AM1356  Change insurance provisions relating to firefighters and include correctional officers, youth detention officers, certain disabled persons, and their children in the First Responder Recruitment and Retention Act  Oppose

Lindsay Harr MacDonald

Lobbyist Name

Jul 17, 2025

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