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In a case involving a child with allegedly lead-related injuries, an Albany, N.Y., judge has ruled that the medical records of parents, siblings and others are privileged and discoverable only with a waiver, even when necessary to the defense. It was also held that non-medical records relating to the academic or cognitive capabilities of nonparty relatives are cloaked with a privacy protection, but not an absolute privilege.
December 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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