Wilkins v. Durand
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHanley, J.
Two issues are presented on appeal: (1) Is the order appealable; and (2) where defendant seeks the copy of plaintiff’s medical records, is the depositing of sealed medical records with the clerk of court sufficient compliance with sec. 269.57 (1), Stats. ?
Appealability of order.
The trial judge in the instant ease determined that he was the proper party to separate the privileged from the unprivileged records; and he then ordered respondent to authorize an entire copy of her medical records to be sent from the Mayo Clinic to his clerk. It is the respondent’s contention that in so doing the…
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