Brian A. asked
I received a letter from my state's Department of Justice requesting certified copies of medical records from my main provider. I'm unsure if it's a formal 'Request to Produce' and how many certified copies I need. Additionally, I need to understand the legal requirements for submitting these records as evidence, including whether they need to be certified and how to ensure they are admissible under hearsay rules.
June 20th, 2024
Christina B. answered
The request from the Department of Justice is likely not a formal 'Request to Produce,' but if you h...
June 20th, 2024
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