NJ Doc Can't Escape Suit Over Unwanted HIV Disclosure

By Kat Sieniuc · July 12, 2017, 3:40 PM EDT

A New Jersey appeals court on Wednesday kept alive a suit accusing a doctor of disclosing a patient's HIV-positive status to another person without consent, affirming a trial court's finding there's...

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