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McLeay v. Bergan Mercy Health Systems Corp. (view source)
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In ''McLeay v. Bergan Mercy Health Systems Corp.'', 714 N.W.2d 7, 18 (2006), the Supreme Court of [[Nebraska]] held that the hospital is immune from liability for damages on all of a physician's claims because the hospital undertook a peer review action governed by [[HCQIA]] and the physician failed to rebut the presumption that the review committee acted reasonably.
In ''McLeay v. Bergan Mercy Health Systems Corp.'', 714 N.W.2d 7, 18 (2006), the Supreme Court of [[Nebraska]] held that the hospital is immune from liability for damages on all of a physician's claims because the hospital undertook a peer review action governed by [[HCQIA]] and the physician failed to rebut the presumption that the review committee acted reasonably.
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