P.R. Laws tit. 13, § 111jj
(a) Except to the extent proven by final and unappealable judgment, to have engaged in willful misconduct for personal gain or gross negligence comprising reckless disregard of and failure to perform applicable duties, the enumerated entities shall not have any liability to any entity for, and without further notice or order shall be exonerated from, actions taken or not taken in their capacity, and within their authority in connection with, related to, or arising under, or as permitted under this chapter.
(b) No action shall be brought against any enumerated entity concerning its acts or omissions in connection with, related to, or arising under this chapter, except in the Court. No civil cause of action may arise against and no civil liability may be imposed on such enumerated entities absent clear and convincing proof of willful misconduct for personal gain or gross negligence comprising reckless disregard of and failure to perform applicable duties. Any action brought for gross negligence shall be dismissed with prejudice if a defendant, as an officer, director, official, committee member, professional, or other enumerated entity, produces documents showing such defendant was advised of relevant facts, participated in person or by phone, and deliberated in good faith or received and relied on the advice of experts in respect of whatever acts or omissions form the basis of the complaint.
History —June 28, 2014, No. 71, § 137.