Johnson v. Trujillo

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• declining to find an implied waiver even though the plaintiff's mental health records were relevant to the defendant's causation defense
• acknowledging the potentially offensive nature of the compelled disclosure of sensitive and private medical and counseling records
• “generic claims for damages for mental suffering incident to” physical injuries do not waive mental health treatment privilege
• plaintiff alleging mental suffering in automobile negligence action did not impliedly waive her physician-patient and psychotherapist-patient privileges as to psychiatric treatment and marriage counseling records

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