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Missouri Enacts Trey’s Law, Voiding NDAs for Child Sex Abuse Victims
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Missouri Enacts Trey’s Law, Voiding NDAs for Child Sex Abuse Victims
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) for child sex abuse victims are no longer allowed in Missouri, thanks to a piece of new legislation known as Trey’s Law. On Tuesday, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed Senate Bill 81 into law, a comprehensive public safety legislative package that included Trey’s Law among five other provisions. The law provides that “NDAs signed after August 28, 2025, shall no longer be enforceable for childhood sexual abuse (victi…
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