Travelers Insurance Co. v. Ruskin

How courts have described this case

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• holding order compelling discovery of a confidential non-party medical information satisfied the elements of being a collateral order because “once disclosed, the confidentiality attaching to this information is lost”
• holding order compelling discovery of confidential non-party medical information satisfied 3 Under Pa.R.A.P. 313(a
• denying a discovery request for nonparty surgical records where the nonparty patients had not consented to the disclosure of their records
• denying a discovery request for nonparty surgical records where the nonparty patients had not consented to the disclosure of their records
• denying a discovery request for nonparty surgical records where the nonparty patients had not consented to the disclosure of their records
• reversing trial court’s order granting motion to compel discovery of third- party medical records

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