§ 60-3506 Party may file action upon rejecting panel's determination.

If you're involved in a case that went through a screening panel, and you or the other side doesn't agree with what the panel decided, you don't have to accept that decision as final. Either party can reject the panel's findings.

Once the panel's decision is rejected, the plaintiff has the right to move forward with the case in district court. This means the case can still go through the regular court process, and a judge or jury will make the final decision instead of the panel.

In short, the screening panel's determination isn't the end of the road. It's a step in the process, but if someone disagrees with it, the case can still be heard in court like any other lawsuit.