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November 21, 2022 at 12:57 PM
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Plaintiff Ronald Broden receiving psychiatric treatment from family friend Boris Rubinstein in 1999.
Rubinstein allegedly socialized with Broden’s father, discussing Broden’s treatment. In 2002 Broden claimed he was not benefitting from therapy. In a May 22, 2019, session Rubinstein cursed at Broden and terminated him as a patient.
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