Chapter 663

§663-1 Who is responsible for injuries and how to sue

§663-1.2 When you can sue for damages beyond a broken contract

§663-1.3 Lawsuits cannot state a specific dollar amount for damages

§663-1.4 When a doctor sued by another doctor can get legal costs paid

§663-1.5 When helpers are protected from being sued

§663-1.6 Duty to call for help at a crime scene

§663-1.7 Protection for medical review committee members

§663-1.8 Protection for chiropractic review committees and their reports

§663-1.9 Protection from lawsuits for medical staff who help police with blood or urine tests

§663-2 When stores and theaters can legally hold someone

§663-3 Suing for a loved one's wrongful death

§663-4 Lawsuits continue after the wrongdoer dies

§663-5 Continuing a lawsuit after the defendant dies

§663-6 Suing an estate after the person who hurt you dies

§663-7 Lawsuits can continue after an injured person dies

§663-8 Recovering lost future earnings in a wrongful death case

§663-8.3 How future lost earnings are calculated in injury cases

§663-8.5 What counts as non-economic damages in injury lawsuits

§663-8.7 Limit on money for pain and suffering

§663-8.8 Limits on electric utility payouts for wildfire damage

§663-8.9 No lawsuits for emotional distress from property damage alone

§663-9 Who pays when an animal hurts someone or damages property

§663-9.1 When animal owners are not responsible for injuries

§663-9.5 Who pays when a gun goes off and hurts someone

§663-10 How courts handle liens on injury settlements and judgments

§663-10.4 Repairing disputed streets without claiming ownership

§663-10.5 Government liability when multiple parties caused the injury

§663-10.6 Protection for groups and donors helping needy people

§663-10.7 Protection for helping during a disaster

§663-10.9 When one person can be made to pay for another's share

§663-11 Who counts as joint wrongdoers

§663-12 When one wrongdoer can get others to share the cost

§663-13 Getting a judgment against one wrongdoer does not let others off

§663-15.5 Settling with one person who owes you: what it means for the others

§663-17 Bringing in other parties and claiming contribution

§663-21 Advance payments do not mean admitting fault

§663-22 How advance payments reduce a court award

§663-24 How advance insurance payments affect policy limits

§663-31 How fault is shared when both sides are partly at fault

§663-41 Who can be sued for underage drinking injuries

§663-42 No recovery for subrogation claims under certain insurance policies

§663-51 Definitions for public land injury rules

§663-52 When warning signs protect the government from lawsuits