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Yukon hospital fails to stay physician's civil claim pending privileges appeal

The Yukon Supreme Court refused to stay part of a physician's damages action against Yukon Hospital Corporation while a hospital privileges appeal proceeded. The court found the two proceedings weren't an impermissible collateral attack merely because they overlapped, and the physician's lawsuit could continue.

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Original source Supreme Court of Yukon, original decision PDF ↗

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