Dissecting the Latest Pronouncements on Ex parte Physician Interviews

There is a recurring battle playing out in trial courts across the country in medical negligence cases as to whether <i>ex parte</i> interviews with a patient's treating physicians are permissible under HIPAA and its implementing privacy rules.

7 minute read March 29, 2010 at 12:41 AM
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Law.com Staff
Dissecting the Latest Pronouncements on Ex parte Physician Interviews

There is a recurring battle playing out in trial courts across the country in medical negligence cases. On one side, defendants purport to have the right to interview plaintiffs' treating physicians through ex parte interviews or informal meetings, where plaintiffs and their counsel are excluded from participation.

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