2 years with Discovery Rule (1 year from act) SOR: 4 years from occurrence. These time limitations also apply to minors under 18. In foreign object cases and fraudulent concealment cases suit must be filed within one year of discovery of wrongful act.
Caps:
Injured plaintiff may recover noneconomic losses to compensate for pain, suffering, and inconvenience up to $250,000 for action arising before July 1st, 2002; $400,000 (adjusted for inflation) thereafter. This limitation does not affect awards of punitive damages. Future damages which equal or exceed $100,000, less amounts payable for attorneys’ fees and costs, must be paid by period rather than lump sum payments.
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