One fax that included more information than it should have led to a half-million dollar verdict.
The damages were awarded because of an errant release of private medical records.
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Rob Kelly (left) and Cat Derst of Kelly & Kelly, Savannah, Georgia. (Courtesy photo)
When asked for school records, an employee in a hospital office inadvertently sent private medical records with therapy notes for a former patient. The jury deliberated a little less than an hour before awarding $500,000, plus court costs.
July 31, 2019 at 12:18 PM
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One fax that included more information than it should have led to a half-million dollar verdict.
The damages were awarded because of an errant release of private medical records.
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