Senate Bill 892 would require plaintiffs to provide a specific expert certification within 21 days of a defendant's answer and restate the content courts should expect, a clarification supported by plaintiff-side lawyers and moved out of subcommittee without opposition.

A Virginia House civil subcommittee reported Senate Bill 536 with a committee substitute that sets a $6,000,000 medical-malpractice cap (effective 07/01/2027), ties future adjustments to the CPI-U, limits prejudgment interest recovery, and was reported out 18–4.