2023 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2022 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers–Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses–Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2020 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2019 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2018 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2016 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers–Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses–Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2015 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers–Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses–Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2014 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2013 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc

2009 Washington Code 5.64.010 – Civil actions against health care providers — Admissibility of evidence of furnishing or offering to pay medical expenses — Admissibility of expressions of apology, sympathy, fault, etc