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Review Panel Bill Takes Another Turn.
By Jennifer Frazer, Wyoming Tribune-Eagle Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Feb. 26--CHEYENNE -- The medical review panel bill authorized by last November's vote on Constitutional Amendment C underwent another transformation Friday on the Senate floor.
Sen. Kit Jennings, R-Casper, proposed an amendment that changed a number of features of the House version of the bill.
After the amendment passed, House Bill 83 now provides that:
The parties to a medical malpractice case could opt out of the panel if they both agree.
The panel would be made up of three members: one health-care provider, one lawyer and one layperson. The …
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