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No. They can charge you to copy them, but they can't refuse to give you access unless they believe that releasing that information will harm you (which they must have strong evidence of).

As long as the vehicle was insured and the teen driving the vehicle was covered under her father's car insurance policy then you should not have any problems because someone other than the owner was driving the vehicle at the time of the accident. If the teen was an "excluded" driver or was not covered by the car insurance policy, then you can sue the teen, and possibly the father depending on the circumstances. You can also make a claim against your own car insurance company for Uninsured Motorist benefits. This is more complicated. You might want to talk to an automobile accident attorney. Most of these attorneys offer a free consultation so it will not cost you anything to learn more about your rights and options.

As long as you make a claim to the gym, you most likely have preserved your case. Go to a lawyer, get a statement from the witness and file a lawsuit against the gym, since the injury happened on gym property. You also have injuries verified by the doctor and the surgery done from the fall.