Modifies provisions relating to childhood sexual abuse actions, including the application of nondisclosure agreements in such actions

SB 590 modifies legal rules for childhood sexual abuse lawsuits by changing how nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) are applied. The bill alters provisions to prevent NDAs from being enforced to silence victims in these cases, meaning victims may discuss their abuse without legal penalty from confidentiality terms. This directly affects victims pursuing legal action and the defendants (such as individuals or organizations) they sue. The key provision restricts the use of NDAs in childhood sexual abuse litigation, ensuring victims' ability to speak freely during proceedings.