New York Statutes
§ 3373 — Confidential communications
§ 3373. Confidential communications. For the purposes of duties\narising out of this article, no communication made to a practitioner\nshall be deemed confidential within the meaning of the civil practice\nlaw and rules relating to confidential communications between such\npractitioner and patient.\n
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§ 3300
Short title§ 3300-A
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Prohibited acts§ 3305
Exemptions§ 3307
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