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Alleged HIPAA Violation Supports State Common Law Negligence Claim

By Jason C. Gavejian on July 5, 2011
Posted in HIPAA

A Missouri federal district court has ruled, in I.S. v. Washington University, that a HIPAA-covered entity’s disclosure of protected information can form the basis for a state-law negligence claim.  The Court reached this holding despite the well-accepted principle there is no private cause of action under HIPAA. 

The plaintiff, I.S., was undergoing medical treatment …

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