Tenn. Panel Says Privacy Suit Over Affidavits Rightly Tossed

By Abraham Moussako (August 11, 2017, 3:51 PM EDT) -- A Tennessee appeals court ruled Thursday that medical malpractice defendants and their counsel did not violate a woman's privacy by disclosing contact information in affidavits filed in court to prove that they provided the plaintiff with medical records, finding that documents properly filed in judicial proceedings cannot form the basis of a privacy claim. ...

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