Eidelson v. Archer

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• noting that \[The exhaustion requirement has been dispensed with where the administrative remedy is inadequate ....\
• noting that exhaustion of remedies rule promotes judicial economy by affording institutions opportunities to correct their own errors, so as to render judicial action unnecessary
• establishing that failure to exhaust administrative remedies may be excused where the pursuit of the administrative remedy would be futile due to the certainty of an adverse decision
• excusing failure to exhaust administrative remedies where pursuing those remedies “would be futile due to the certainty of an adverse decision”
• applying exhaustion of administrative remedies to tort action for termination of doctor’s hospital privileges
• hospital bylaws form “integral part of the contractual relationship” between doctor and hospital, and doctor must exhaust remedies provided therein before seeking judicial relief

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