SALT LAKE CITY, OK — A proposed bill in Utah aimed at reforming the state’s medical malpractice laws is stirring significant debate, with many victims of medical errors and their families raising concerns that it could severely limit compensation for those suffering life-altering injuries. House Bill 503, which passed out of the House Business, Labor, and Commerce Committee on Tuesday by a 10-4 vote, seeks to cap the total damages that someone can receive for injuries caused by medical malpractice at $1 million. The bill also proposes changes to the pre-litigation process for malpractice claims, with the goal of reducing…
