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The Medical Peer Review Privilege Survives a New Attack – The Crime-Fraud Exception

By Tommy Johnson on November 16, 2017
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Late last year, the South Dakota Supreme Court made a very significant decision relating to the medical peer review privilege in South Dakota.  Boyce Law Attorney Matthew D. Murphy recently published an article on the topic in the Medlaw Update for the DRI.  It can be found here.

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