Wyoming § 27-14-610 Health care providers required to testify;
refusal; privilege inapplicable

Wyoming Statutes

§ 27-14-610 — Health care providers required to testify; refusal; privilege inapplicable

Wyoming·Title 27 Labor and Employment·Ch. 14 WORKER'S COMPENSATION·Art. 6 CONTESTED CASES

If directed under this act, any health care provider providing
professional attention to an employee may be required to testify
before the hearing examiner or any court, provide written
reports and attend depositions in a professional capacity. Any
health care provider refusing to comply with this section shall
forfeit any remuneration or award under this act for services
rendered or facilities provided the injured employee. The law
of privileged communication between health care provider and
patient shall not apply.

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If directed under this act, any health care provider providing
professional attention to an employee may be required to testify
before the hearing examiner or any court, provide written
reports and attend depositions in a professional capacity. Any
health care provider refusing to comply with this section shall
forfeit any remuneration or award under this act for services
rendered or facilities provided the injured employee. The law
of privileged communication between health care provider and
patient shall not apply.

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