MI SB1137

Establishes judgment order for medical malpractice verdicts requiring damages be entered in specific sequence: past economic damages, past noneconomic damages, future economic damages, future medical/health care costs, future noneconomic damages, and costs with interest.

Defines "gross present cash value" as future damages reduced to present value using a fixed 5% annual discount rate.

Requires courts to proportionally allocate plaintiff's fault reduction between past and future damages based on their ratio.

Doubles noneconomic damages or sets minimum award of $500,000 (whichever is larger) in medical malpractice cases if defendant acted with intent to harm, practiced medicine while intoxicated, intentionally altered records, promoted unnecessary treatments for personal gain, or threatened/coerced plaintiff to prevent reporting misconduct.