West Virginia Statutes
§ 29-12A-2 — Legislative findings
West Virginia·Ch. 29 MISCELLANEOUS BOARDS AND OFFICERS·Art. 12A GOVERNMENTAL TORT CLAIMS AND INSURANCE REFORM ACT
The Legislature finds and declares that the political subdivisions of this state are unable to procure adequate liability insurance coverage at a reasonable cost due to: The high cost in defending such claims, the risk of liability beyond the affordable coverage, and the inability of political subdivisions to raise sufficient revenues for the procurement of such coverage without reducing the quantity and quality of traditional governmental services. Therefore, it is necessary to establish certain immunities and limitations with regard to the liability of political subdivisions and their employees, to regulate the insurance industry providing liability insurance to them, and thereby permit such political subdivisions to provide necessary and needed governmental services to its citizens with
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