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Muni Long Wins Legal Round: Medical Records Stay Private
13 Oct
Summary
- Muni Long won a legal battle to protect her mental health records.
- She is involved in a $600,000 commission dispute with ex-managers.
- The judge limited access to her medical treatment details.
Singer Muni Long, legally known as Priscilla Renea Hamilton, has secured a significant legal win concerning her medical privacy. A U.S. Magistrate Judge partially granted her request to block a subpoena from former managers Chaka Zulu and Jeff Dixon of Ebony Son Entertainment. The subpoena sought sensitive medical records from a mental health facility.
This ruling prevents the managers from accessing details about Muni Long's diagnosis, treatment, or reasons for her March 2026 admission. While the judge noted Long initially waived privacy rights by filing an emotional distress claim, she restored these protections after the claim was withdrawn. The legal battle originates from the managers' October 2025 lawsuit, alleging over $600,000 in unpaid commissions.
Last month, the managers added a defamation claim, disputing Long's allegations regarding her phone and involuntary commitment. They argued the medical records were crucial evidence. The current ruling allows testimony about the admission's circumstances but safeguards her detailed medical treatment information.
