Wyoming Statutes
§ 26-33-104 — Advance payments
Any advance payment a defendant physician or his insurer makes
to or for the plaintiff, or any other person, is not an
admission of liability for injuries or damages the plaintiff or
anyone else suffers as to a claim for malpractice. Evidence of
an advance payment is not admissible in a court proceeding
concerning malpractice until there is final determination in the
plaintiff's favor, in which case the final amount payable shall
be reduced by any advance payments.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 26-33-101
Definitions§ 26-33-102
Qualification§ 26-33-103
Insurance coverage§ 26-33-104
Advance payments§ 26-33-105
Medical liability compensation account§ 26-33-107
Settlements§ 26-33-108
Payments from account§ 26-33-109
Contents of policies§ 26-33-110
Failure to pay claims