Under California law, merely asserting a claim for injury does not waive your right to medical privacy for unrelated conditions and treatment. Thus, a plaintiff can get a court order quashing an over broad subpoena for medical records. But it is up to the plaintiff to file a motion to obtain such an order if the defense will not agree to voluntarily withdraw the over broad subpoena. If a motion is required, the court may also grant a request from the plaintiff for monetary sanctions against...
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