Modifies provisions relating to tort actions based on improper health care

Summary

HB 3225 updates the legal language for tort actions involving improper health care by specifying what counts as catastrophic injury, economic, noneconomic, and punitive damages, among other terms. It affects patients filing claims, health‑care providers, their employees, and insurers by setting clearer standards for what can be sued over. The changes aim to make malpractice litigation more consistent and predictable.

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