Marriage and family therapists provide clients with
reasonable access to records concerning the clients.
Not exact matches
If approved, courts would automatically award legal fees in cases in which pain tiffs have substantially prevailed in winning
access to records and there was no
reasonable basis for their denial.
The «second tier» mandates the award of attorney fees when a party denied
access to records «has substantially prevailed» and the court finds that «the agency had no
reasonable basis for denying
access.»
But he and members of other good government groups are putting a priority on strengthening FOIL in other ways, including passing a law that would mandate the payment of attorneys» fees
to a plaintiff when a court finds that an agency had no «
reasonable basis»
to deny
access to a public
record.
If a school district has
reasonable cause
to believe that grounds exist for the denial of a contractor's
access to school grounds when students are present, it shall notify the contractor in writing, stating the specific
record that indicates noncompliance with the standards set forth in this section.
Provide members with
access to the company's
records during regular business hours, providing they give
reasonable notice.
Members and their agents and attorneys have a right
to access the company's
records at its principal office or another
reasonable location specified in the operating agreement.
Response: The proposal and the final rule establish the right
to access and copy
records only for individuals, not other entities; the «
reasonable fee» is only applicable
to the individual's request.
Thus, the order permitting
access to the
recording or for a transcript must only be made where there are
reasonable grounds
to do so....
It might be
reasonable for a covered entity with a highly computerized information system
to implement a system under which employees with certain functions have
access to only limited fields in a patient
records, while other employees have
access to the complete
records.
Its short statement that «An official publisher of legal material in an electronic
record that must be preserved under Section 7 shall ensure that the material is reasonably available for use by the public on a permanent basis» does not mandate free
access and leaves too much leeway
to remove material under «
reasonable» conditions.
Essentially, under the act, every person has a right
to access a
record or part of a
record in the custody of a hospital unless it falls within an exemption, the institution concludes on
reasonable grounds that the request is frivolous or vexatious, or it falls within an exclusion.
In addition, delivery of Subscriber Content may be affected by delays or denials of
access to civil litigation
records by the courts or otherwise due
to circumstances beyond CNS's
reasonable control.