United States v. Lazo-Aguirre

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• granting motion to compel and explaining that “when a litigant alleges matters that put her medical status at issue, she waives her right to object to the discovery of her medical records.”
• “[W]hen a litigant alleges matters that put her medical status at issue, she waives her right to object to the discovery of her medical records.”
• when plaintiff “puts her medical status at issue, she waives her right to object to the discovery of her medical records”
• Congress’ purpose in enacting the ADA, was at least in part, “to permit employers to inquire into employees' medical conditions in order to provide reasonable accommodations[]”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).