Google cache of the defendant's now-deleted GoFundMe page: http://archive.is/xm4Ce http://archive.is/xm4Ce Has some more details, from her side, about the all

Google cache of the defendant's now-deleted GoFundMe page: http://archive.is/xm4Ce http://archive.is/xm4Ce Has some more details, from her side, about the alleged HIPAA violation: > As if that was not enough, in the very early stages of the lawsuit Dr. Joon Song had my medical record posted online in it's entirety. My complete medical record was available publicly on the internet. My mental health, the details of my body even though i never took the gown off, my bills, my insurance details, my photo, my name, my birthday, my address and my phone number. All of this was posted. > Dr. Joon Song and his lawyers claim that because i shared the details of my positive blood test privately with the court (which i was forced to do to defend myself) I waived all rights to my privacy and there is no HIPPA violation and I am further a liar in stating that he had violated my HIPPA rights by publishing my records. > In addition to posting my medical records Dr. Joon Song refuses any amendment request . His office staff says my medical record is locked because he is using it to sue me. He maintains false information on my record to date. Sounds like she's claiming that her medical info was posted as documents pertaining to the lawsuit. edit: Others have posted the case filing, in which you can find the exhibits and affidavits. The alleged posting of medical records was not to the public Internet, but as part of a case filing. And only after, the plaintiff asserts, the defendant posted her own records: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17179942 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17179942