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Susan Huntington Writes Law360 Article About Issues Providers Face When Subpoenaed for Medical Records

March 26, 2015
Day Pitney Author(s) Susan R. Huntington

Susan Huntington wrote a bylined article, "Another Reason to Be Careful with Medical Record Subpoenas," for Law360. The article discusses the required process to determine whether medical records can be released in response to a civil litigation subpoena given medical providers obligations and liabilities under state law and federal regulations, particularly the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

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