To reform the laws relating to child care civil liability, and for other purposes.

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Title I: Child Care Liability Reform - Applies the provisions of this title, with specified exceptions, to any civil action, in any State or Federal court, against any child care provider who is in compliance with the licensing or accreditation requirements of the State in which the provider is located. Makes this title inapplicable to civil actions for intentional torts. Provides that this title shall preempt and supersede Federal or State law only to the extent such law is inconsistent with this title. Sets forth certain defenses, rules, and rights which are not affected by this title. Makes joint and several liability inapplicable to any action subject to this title. Makes an exception for concerted actions. Provides for reduction of awards for damages in cases of collateral sources of compensation. Sets forth the standards and procedures for the award of punitive or exemplary damages in civil actions under this title. Provides that nonprofit corporations or local educational agencies are not liable for damages in any civil action (to which this title applies) brought against a separate child care-providing corporation or business organization of which they are the parent or maj…