- (1) A full prelitigation panel hearing is not required if the parties enter into a stipulation that no useful purpose would be served by convening a panel hearing as to any or all respondents or if the parties agree to submit their case as to any or all respondents to the panel in written form, by proffer of evidence, or by a combination thereof.
- (2) Any case submitted in writing must include a legal argument addressing the relevant evidence and law with regard to the issues presented in the case.
KEY: medical malpractice, prelitigation, certificate of compliance, affidavit of merit
Date of Last Change: December 10, 2018
Notice of Continuation: January 3, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 78B-3-416(1)(b)