Workers' compensation cases may require release of records to all the following except:
A) employers in workers' compensation cases.
B) state workers' compensation administration board.
C) insurance company that handles the state's claims.
D) the employee's direct supervisor.

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The employee's direct supervisor is not typically entitled to access an employee's medical records in workers' compensation cases. These records are usually shared with entities directly involved in the administration and decision-making process of the claim, such as employers (in a broader sense), the state's workers' compensation board, and the insurance company handling the claims, but not with the employee's direct supervisor due to privacy concerns.

Workers' Compensation Cases May Require Release of Records to All