The Benevolent Gesture Medical Professional Liability Act provides that certain benevolent gestures shall be inadmissible at trial as evidence of liability. However, this preclusion of evidence would not apply to a communication, including an excited utterance, which also includes a statement or statements of negligence or fault pertaining to an accident or an event.
To view the proposed Legislation, click this LINK.
I sent thanks to Tim Bittle, a political consultant for the Pennsylvania Defense Institute for publicizing this information.
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