US EditionLuigi Mangione’s attorneys say prosecutors wrongfully obtained his medical records
NEW YORK, JUL 18 – Defense alleges Manhattan prosecutors fabricated subpoena and court date to illegally obtain over 120 pages of Mangione's confidential medical records, violating federal privacy laws.
- Luigi Mangione's lawyers accuse the Manhattan District Attorney's Office of violating HIPAA by obtaining his confidential health records using a fraudulent subpoena.
- Luigi Mangione's defense claims the prosecution illegally accessed his health records using a fraudulent subpoena, violating HIPAA and doctor-patient confidentiality.
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The prosecution was brought before a Manhattan court, where the defendant's lawyers requested sanctions and a special hearing after the alleged acquisition and review of confidential information protected by federal health privacy regulations
Luigi Mangione Prosecutors Accused of Gaining Access to Medical Records
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office fraudulently gained access to Luigi Mangione‘s private medical records, the accused CEO killer’s lawyers claimed in a bombshell filing on Thursday, July 17. Mangione’s counsel, Karen Friedman Agnifilo, Marc Agnifilo and Jacob Kaplan, alleged in court documents obtained by Us Weekly that Assistant D.A. Joel Seidemann “drafted and signed” a subpoena to Aetna on May 14 demanding a representative for the heal…
Luigi Mangione’s attorneys say prosecutors wrongfully obtained his medical records
Attorneys for the man accused of gunning down the UnitedHealthcare CEO last December now claim in a new court filing that Manhattan prosecutors wrongfully obtained Luigi Mangione’s medical records from his insurance carrier.
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Luigi Mangione’s defense: NY prosecutors issued ‘fraudulent’ subpoena for medical records
The attorneys for alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione accused prosecutors of unlawfully obtaining and reviewing their client’s medical records in a Thursday letter to the court overseeing Mangione’s New York criminal case. Read more...
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