Texas § 1575.363 DISCLOSURE TO DEFENDANTS IN CIVIL ACTIONS.

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§ 1575.363 — DISCLOSURE TO DEFENDANTS IN CIVIL ACTIONS.

Texas § 1575.363

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 1575.363 (2026).

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Sec. 1575.363. DISCLOSURE TO DEFENDANTS IN CIVIL ACTIONS.

(a)Any of the following persons named as a defendant in any civil action filed as a result of participation in the credentialing process may use, including in the person's own defense, otherwise confidential information obtained for legitimate internal business and professional purposes:

(1)the trustee and its officers and employees, including the board of trustees;

(2)a credentialing committee;

(3)a person participating in a credentialing review;

(4)a health care provider;

(5)the group program; and

(6)a member of an advisory committee.

(b)Use of information under this section is not a waiver of the confidential and privileged nature of the information. SUBCHAPTER I. RETIREES ADVISORY COMMITTEE

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Sec. 1575.363. DISCLOSURE TO DEFENDANTS IN CIVIL ACTIONS. (a) Any of the following persons named as a defendant in any civil action filed as a result of participation in the credentialing process may use, including in the person's own defense, otherwise confidential information obtained for legitimate internal business and professional purposes:
(1) the trustee and its officers and employees, including the board of trustees;
(2) a credentialing committee;
(3) a person participating in a credentialing review;
(4) a health care provider;
(5) the group program; and
(6) a member of an advisory committee.
(b) Use of information under this section is not a waiver of the confidential and privileged nature of the information.
SUBCHAPTER I. RETIREES ADVISORY COMMITTEE