SB1806First Reading

Amends TCA Title 28 and Title 29.

Tennessee SB1806 amends the Tennessee Code Annotated by removing the three-year statute of repose for healthcare liability actions related to injuries that were not discovered at the time of the negligent act. This change allows individuals to file a lawsuit within one year of discovering the injury, rather than being limited by the previous three-year timeframe. The bill primarily affects patients who may have been harmed by healthcare providers but were unaware of the injury until after the original statute of repose had expired.

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Overview

Tennessee SB1806 amends the Tennessee Code Annotated by removing the three-year statute of repose for healthcare liability actions related to injuries that were not discovered at the time of the negligent act. This change allows individuals to file a lawsuit within one year of discovering the injury, rather than being limited by the previous three-year timeframe. The bill primarily affects patients who may have been harmed by healthcare providers but were unaware of the injury until after the original statute of repose had expired.

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Sponsor

Bailey, Paul

Details
Session

114th General Assembly

Introduced

January 20, 2026

Last Action

January 21, 2026

Introduced, Passed on First Consideration

Subjects
Healthcare LiabilityStatutes of Limitations and ReposeCivil Procedure

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