No cap, but a fault rule that now depends on the claim type
Florida's malpractice noneconomic damages caps were struck down as unconstitutional by the Florida Supreme Court — Estate of McCall v. United States (2014) for wrongful death, and North Broward Hospital District v. Kalitan (2017) for personal injury. No cap applies to ordinary injury claims either.
Fault works differently depending on the claim. House Bill 837, effective March 24, 2023, moved most negligence claims to modified comparative negligence: fault above 50% bars recovery entirely. Medical malpractice under Chapter 766 was specifically exempted and remains pure comparative negligence, where any degree of fault only reduces your recovery, never bars it.