Ritter v. Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center

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• the hospital’s right to defend itself does not justify an abrogation of the physician- patient privilege when the hospital sought to communicate with employee-physicians whose conduct was not a basis for liability as provided for in the complaint
• the hospital’s right to defend itself does not justify an abrogation of the physician- patient privilege when the hospital sought to communicate with employee-physicians whose conduct was not a basis for liability as provided for in the complaint
• the hospital’s right to defend itself does not justify an abrogation of the physician-patient privilege when the hospital sought to communicate with employee-physicians whose conduct -8- was not a basis for liability as provided for in the complaint

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).