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Emergency care total damages · West Virginia

For Emergency care total damages · West Virginia, state is West Virginia; type of cap is Emergency care total damages; cap amount is the total amount of civil damages recoverable may not exceed $500,000, for each occurrence, exclusive of interest computed from the date of judgment, and regardless of the number of plaintiffs or the number of defendants; constitutional status is In force; statutory citation is §55-7B-9c, recorded from its source on 2026-08-31.

State
West Virginia our reading
Type of cap
Emergency care total damages our reading
Cap amount
the total amount of civil damages recoverable may not exceed $500,000, for each occurrence, exclusive of interest computed from the date of judgment, and regardless of the number of plaintiffs or the number of defendants verified
Constitutional status
In force our reading
Statutory citation
§55-7B-9c verified
Sourcecode.wvlegislature.gov
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What the source says

In any action brought under this article for injury to or death of a patient as a result of health care services or assistance rendered in good faith and necessitated by an emergency condition for which the patient enters a health care facility designated by the Office of Emergency Medical Services as a trauma center, including health care services or assistance rendered in good faith by a licensed emergency medical services authority or agency, certified emergency medical service personnel or an employee of a licensed emergency medical services authority or agency, the total amount of civil damages recoverable may not exceed $500,000, for each occurrence, exclusive of interest computed from the date of judgment, and regardless of the number of plaintiffs or the number of defendants or, in the case of wrongful death, regardless of the number of distributees.

code.wvlegislature.gov, retrieved 2026-08-31

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Statutory citation

§55-7B-9c. Limit on liability for treatment of emergency conditions for which patient is admitted to a designated trauma center; exceptions; emergency rules.

— all from code.wvlegislature.gov, retrieved 2026-08-31

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