UTAH CODE (Last Updated: January 16, 2015) |
Title 78B. Judicial Code |
Chapter 3. Actions and Venue |
Part 4. Utah Health Care Malpractice Act |
§ 78B-3-401. Title. |
§ 78B-3-402. Legislative findings and declarations -- Purpose of act. |
§ 78B-3-403. Definitions. |
§ 78B-3-404. Statute of limitations -- Exceptions -- Application. |
§ 78B-3-406. Failure to obtain informed consent -- Proof required of patient -- Defenses -- Consent to health care. |
§ 78B-3-407. Limitation on actions against health care providers when parent or guardian refuses to consent to health care of child. |
§ 78B-3-408. Writing required as basis for liability for breach of guarantee, warranty, contract, or assurance of result. |
§ 78B-3-409. Ad damnum clause prohibited in complaint. |
§ 78B-3-410. Limitation of award of noneconomic damages in malpractice actions. |
§ 78B-3-411. Limitation on attorney's contingency fee in malpractice action. |
§ 78B-3-412. Notice of intent to commence action. |
§ 78B-3-413. Professional liability insurance coverage for providers -- Insurance commissioner may require joint underwriting authority. |
§ 78B-3-414. Periodic payment of future damages in malpractice actions. |
§ 78B-3-415. Actions under Utah Governmental Immunity Act. |
§ 78B-3-416. Division to provide panel -- Exemption -- Procedures -- Statute of limitations tolled -- Composition of panel -- Expenses -- Division authorized to set license fees. |
§ 78B-3-417. Proceedings -- Authority of panel -- Rights of parties to proceedings. |
§ 78B-3-418. Decision and recommendations of panel -- No judicial or other review. |
§ 78B-3-420. Proceedings considered a binding arbitration hearing upon written agreement of parties -- Compensation to members of panel. |
§ 78B-3-421. Arbitration agreements. (Effective 5/13/2014) |
§ 78B-3-422. Evidence of disclosures -- Civil proceedings -- Unanticipated outcomes -- Medical care. |
§ 78B-3-423. Affidavit of merit. |
§ 78B-3-424. Limitation of liability for ostensible agent. |
§ 78B-3-425. Prohibition on cause of action for negligent credentialing. |