Agreed Protective Order for Medical and Psychological Records

Posted on May 22, 2005 by John Day
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In some cases, a personal injury plaintiff will have medical records that merit extra protection against needless disclosure. A prime example: psychological counseling records. This simple agreed protective order can allow the defendants to discover the plaintiff's mental health records, consult with experts in evaluating the records, and use the records in the litigation without destroying the plaintiff's privacy.
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