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20-6-205. Affirmative defense in medical injury cases.
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20-6-205. Affirmative defense in medical injury cases.
If patient abandonment or other medical injury occurs due to a violation by an entity of this subchapter, the violation shall be an affirmative defense for the physician in a claim brought by the injured patient who shall be entitled to bring a claim against the entity.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-6-205
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20-6-205. Affirmative defense in medical injury cases.
If patient abandonment or other medical injury occurs due to a violation by an entity of this subchapter, the violation shall be an affirmative defense for the physician in a claim brought by the injured patient who shall be entitled to bring a claim against the entity.
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