Britney Spears alleged in a recent court filing that her father, Jamie Spears, wants to release her medical records for “revenge” “vindication.”Mathew Rosengart’s lawyer filed Monday a motion claiming that Jamie, 70, had died. “sunk to a new low”Try another one “regrettable and mean-spirited”His daughter was bullied, harassed, and intimidated. Page Six reported.
Alex Weingarten, Jamie’s lawyer filed a motion asking Britney to be deposed in July. He cited some of her previously unsealed medical records. Weinegarten told Page Six, “there is no part of this that is an effort to leak records to the public.”
He explained, “There is a procedure that you must follow to file documents under seal of the court, and that is the procedure we followed.”Weingarten replied that his team is currently working to open the documents previously sealed as exhibits. “attempting to negotiate”For more information, please visit: “protective order governing the use of confidential information.”
“What would happen, if we ever get the deposition and there were ever legitimately confidential information, then it would be shielded from public view,”He added. According to PEOPLEIn January, Weingarten asked Judge Brenda Penny to unseal the records. He stated that it was necessary because the records could be used for litigation purposes. “public has the right to know”The full context of the case.
Rosengart pointed out Jamie’s date of Jamie’s lawyers’ filing as a sign of the alleged motives by the Spears patriarch, despite Weingarten’s assertion that his filing had been routine.
After a judge ruled in Britney’s favor, she filed a motion on July 22 to have her dad deposed.The judge later decided The “Womanizer”Singer would not be.”By then, Mr. Spears was well-aware that this court had issued a tentative ruling on July 13, 2022, to deny his motion and knew very well that this court would resolve the issue of Ms. Spears’ deposition on July 27, 2022,” Rosengart stated.
“Consequently, Mr. Spears can have no purpose in seeking to render the conditionally sealed materials public other than undertaking his purported ‘vindication’ and revenge plot against his own daughter. It is shameful.” However, Weingarten asserted his team “filed the briefing requested by the Court on the deadline provided by the Court.”
“The idea that this is part of a nefarious scheme is ridiculous,”He added.”It is unfortunate that Britney’s counsel continues his relentless barrage of ad hominem attacks against Jamie. It is presumably because he doesn’t have any actual evidence but regardless, it is unwarranted and unprofessional.”An A January FBI agent confirmed a claim that Jamie spied on his daughter had conflicts of interest and mismanaged Britney’s finances while he was her conservator, despite Weingarten’s statement.
Rosengart argued in the motion that Britney’s personal records are protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, (HIPAA), and the Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, (CMIA), both of which preserve the confidentiality of individual medical records.
Also, the attorney pointed out that Britney’s records were sealed in 2008 by Jamie and his ex-counsel when Britney was conservator. Britney’s records will remain sealed until at least Oct 26, 2022 when a hearing is scheduled.
Rosengart ended his remarks by expressing Britney’s dismay at her father’s attempts to pursue her. “His own wonderful, iconic daughter is now free and wants to move on with her life. That should be all that matters. That is all that would matter to a decent, loving father. … He should stop abusing the process. He should stop harassing and bullying his daughter. And he should move on.”
