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Another crucial law to consider is the notice of intent, which requires the patient to provide the healthcare provider with a 90-day notice of their intention to take legal action. It should also include the details of the incident, identification of the accused providers, specifics about the allegations, and the extent of the patient’s injuries. As of 2019, Utah’s previous law requiring an affidavit of merit, which was a statement from another healthcare provider saying the defendant’s actions did not meet the medical standard of care, is no longer required to carry on with a medical malpractice suit. The Utah Supreme Court deemed this action unconstitutional.

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