California Codes, Civil Code, Division 3 — Obligations, Part 4 — Obligations Arising from Particular Transactions, Title 1.81.7 — Reproductive and Gender-Affirming Health Care Services

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Section 1798.300Defines “abusive litigation,” “aggrieved person, provider, or other entity,” “legally protected health care activity,” reproductive health care services, and referenced gender-affirming services.…Section 1798.301Establishes that reproductive health care services, gender-affirming health care services, and gender-affirming mental health care services are rights secured by the Constitution…Section 1798.302Establishes a foreign jurisdiction’s public act or record that penalizes, authorizes civil action against, or otherwise interferes with specified California persons or…Section 1798.303Allows a person, provider, carrier, or other entity aggrieved by abusive litigation that infringes or attempts to infringe a legally protected health-care…Section 1798.304Allows an aggrieved person, provider, or other entity, including a defendant in abusive litigation, to move to modify or quash a subpoena…Section 1798.305Requires a court that finds for the petitioner in the specified abusive-litigation action to award three times actual damages. Actual damages include…Section 1798.306Allows a California court to exercise jurisdiction in the referenced action when ordinary California personal jurisdiction exists, the person has commenced a…Section 1798.307Requires California law to govern a case or controversy heard in California that relates to reproductive health care, gender-affirming health care, or…Section 1798.308Bars construing the title to create jurisdiction over a California resident in an out-of-state forum when that resident has not availed themselves…

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