Oregon § 31.272 Statute of limitations; evidence of offers and payments

Oregon Statutes

§ 31.272 — Statute of limitations; evidence of offers and payments

Oregon § 31.272

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Title 3Remedies and Special Actions and Proceedings

Ch. 31Tort Actions

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 31.272 (2026).

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(1)The provisions of ORS 31.264 and 31.268 relating to discussion and mediation do not prevent a patient from bringing a civil action for negligence unless the patient signed a release of the claim.

(2)The statute of limitations applicable to a negligence claim is tolled for 180 days, or another period agreed upon by the patient and the health care facility or health care provider who files or is named in the notice of adverse health care incident filed under ORS 31.262, from the date the notice is filed.

(3)If a civil action based on an adverse health care incident is commenced, the court shall inform the parties of the opportunity to participate in the notice, discussion and mediation process under ORS 31.262, 31.264 and 31.268.

(4)Except as provided in ORS 31.266, evidence that a pa

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(1) The provisions of ORS 31.264 and 31.268 relating to discussion and mediation do not prevent a patient from bringing a civil action for negligence unless the patient signed a release of the claim.
(2) The statute of limitations applicable to a negligence claim is tolled for 180 days, or another period agreed upon by the patient and the health care facility or health care provider who files or is named in the notice of adverse health care incident filed under ORS 31.262, from the date the notice is filed.
(3) If a civil action based on an adverse health care incident is commenced, the court shall inform the parties of the opportunity to participate in the notice, discussion and mediation process under ORS 31.262, 31.264 and 31.268.
(4) Except as provided in ORS 31.266, evidence that a party participated or did not participate in the notice, discussion and mediation process under ORS 31.262, 31.264 and 31.268 is inadmissible in any adjudicatory proceeding.
(5) Evidence of an offer of compensation, and the amount, payment or acceptance of any compensation, under ORS 31.264 or 31.268 is inadmissible in any adjudicatory proceeding. However, any judgment in favor of the patient must be reduced by the amount of any compensation paid under ORS 31.264 and 31.268.