Indiana Injury Blog

In a medical malpractice action, evidence that a party expressed a communication of sympathy (a statement, gesture, act, conduct or writing that expresses sympathy, an apology, or a general sense of benevolence) is not admissible into evidence if the statement relates to causing or contributing to an injury, loss, pain, suffering, death or damage to property, unless it relates to fault.

IC § 34-43.5-1, et seq.