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HB 1113·MS·house

Medical providers and medical malpractice insurers; prohibit consent to arbitration as a condition for care or insurance.

FailedFiled Jan 19, 2026
Sponsor: Tullos
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(H) Died In Committee

Feb 3, 2026

Summary

The bill would stop medical providers and malpractice insurers in Mississippi from requiring patients or health‑care professionals to agree to arbitration before receiving services or insurance. It defines which professionals are covered, sets license penalties for providers and labels the practice an unfair insurance act for insurers. The goal is to preserve the right to go to court instead of being forced into arbitration.

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