Coburn v. Seda

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• permitting disclosure of the existence of a peer review committee, 17 including its name, location, and meeting times
• comparing a privilege with immunity from discoverability and concluding that policies favoring both underlie Washington’s peer review statute
• referring to the peer review privilege but also applicable to the quality improvement privilege
• emphasizing the inclusive ordinary meaning of “any” in “any civil action”
• emphasizing the inclusive ordinary meaning of “any” in “any civil action”
• discovery immunity statute will be strictly construed; it does not grant an immunity to information available from original sources

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