Brewer v. Township of Middletown - ogtf lpcnj 2025

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The document is a court opinion regarding a case where Plaintiff Lee Brewer seeks access to government records related to the Township of Middletown's self-insured group health plan. The court reviews the request under New Jersey's common law right of access, determining that the Township must disclose unredacted coverage information of individual enrollees, despite the Township's claims of federal privacy law preemption. The court references a similar case (Michelson v. Wyatt) and concludes that Brewer's interest in identifying potential fraud outweighs privacy concerns.

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