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WyLAP R. 6

Immunity

activein force · 2021-02-01 – presentact-effective-date

(a) Any person reporting information in good faith to WyLAP employees or agents

including volunteers is immune from any liability that might otherwise result by reason

of such report.

(b) The Advisory Committee, the Executive Director, the WyLAP Director and all

WyLAP employees and agents including volunteers are immune from any liability that

might otherwise result from good faith acts permitted by these Rules.

(c) All persons acting in good faith as permitted by these Rules are relieved of the

duty of disclosure of information to authorities as imposed by Rule 8.3 of the Wyoming

Rules of Professional Conduct

(d) In the event that a claim of any kind is asserted against any person for acts

permitted by these Rules, the good faith of such person shall be presumed.

History

History: Added effective April 29, 2014; amended December 8, 2020, effective February 1, 2021.

Provenance

Source
wyocourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
1cbee84be203b5bc2957c8bc61794bbcded4364a553cd13b34f0433a9989cc09
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