Health IT
Class Action Suit Seeks Billions in Damages Following Data Theft
An US Air Force veteran of the first Iraq war and a military spouse and her two children have filed a class action lawsuit seeking $4.9 billion in damages from the US DOD following the theft of a computer tape containing personal and sensitive health information. More...26 Oct 2011
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