A healthcare website for consumers did not defame or otherwise commit a tort against a Brooklyn urologist that it repeatedly misidentified as dead, according to a state appeals court.
July 28, 2017 at 04:05 PM
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A healthcare website for consumers did not defame or otherwise commit a tort against a Brooklyn urologist that it repeatedly misidentified as dead, according to a state appeals court.
Dr. Sheldon Rosenthal brought suit in 2014 against MDX Medical, doing business as Vitals.com, for defamation, negligence, and prima facie tort.
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