A Pennsylvania judge has greenlighted a class action by some 600 former patients of a psychiatrist who operated under a false medical license. The patients are suing fake psychiatrist David Tremoglie as well as several corporate entities associated with his practice. Claims of non-economic damages for negligence and personal injury or emotional distress claims were barred from the class action.
July 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
His accusers trusted him as their psychiatrist only to find out later that David Tremoglie was operating under a fraudulent medical license.
And even after health-care providers found out about the fake license, they waited eight months before they told his patients, only doing so because of a lawsuit filed against them, one lawyer alleges.
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