· 4/5/2002
Royal v. Harnage
Citations
- 826 So. 2d 332
- 2002 WL 506822
How courts have described this case
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- noting that for practical reasons, doctors involved in the care of a patient must be free to share information about the patient
- reviewing by certiorari a discovery order that purportedly violated the statutory physician-patient privilege
- “We are not inclined to believe that [the statute] bars all discussion between a health care provider and his or her attorney concerning an upcoming deposition.”
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Judges: Altenbernd
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