Delaware § 6418 Indemnification and immunity of employees

Delaware Statutes

§ 6418 — Indemnification and immunity of employees

Delaware § 6418

Title18

PartInsurance

Ch. 64REGULATION OF MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATIONS

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Del. Code tit. 18, § 6418 (2026).

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(a)An employee of the Department who participates in the program shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken within the scope of that employee’s function in the program. The Attorney General shall defend the person in any civil suit and the State shall provide indemnification for any damages awarded.

(b)The carrier that is the subject of the review shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken to implement a determination of the independent review organization pursuant to this chapter.

(c)Any physician serving on the IURO chosen by the Insurance Commissioner or designee to hear an appeal shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken within the scope of that physician’s function i

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(a) An employee of the Department who participates in the program shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken within the scope of that employee’s function in the program. The Attorney General shall defend the person in any civil suit and the State shall provide indemnification for any damages awarded.

(b) The carrier that is the subject of the review shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken to implement a determination of the independent review organization pursuant to this chapter.

(c) Any physician serving on the IURO chosen by the Insurance Commissioner or designee to hear an appeal shall not be liable in any action for damages to any person for any action taken within the scope of that physician’s function in the program.