A plaintiff in an auto negligence lawsuit can't get the medical records of nonparty patients or the financial records of a defense expert, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled.
August 21, 2014 at 03:23 PM
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A plaintiff in an auto negligence lawsuit can’t get the medical records of nonparty patients or the financial records of a defense expert, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled.
The panel on Wednesday vacated orders issued by St. Lucie Circuit Judge Dwight Geiger approving the subpoenas.
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