The article examines the interpretation and application of Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code 41.0105, the Paid or Incurred Statute, enacted in 2003 as part of tort reform. It explores the statute's impact on the recovery of medical expenses in personal injury cases, highlighting the confusion, litigation, and evolving jurisprudence surrounding its implementation. The analysis reveals ongoing debates about discoverability of medical reimbursement rates and the balance between defendants' interests and the burdens on medical providers.
Kirk L. Pittard (Tue,) studied this question.