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Y2K Bill To Protect Businesses
June 5, 2000
Congress approved legislation to limit the number of lawsuits resulting from Y2K computer issues. Companies will be given 90 days to repair computers before lawsuits could be filed, and the law would provide a cap on punitive damages for small businesses.