Richards v. MDLive, Inc.
Case Number:
0:17-cv-60760
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Multi Party Litigation:
Class Action
Judge:
Firms
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June 05, 2017
MDLive App User Drops Data-Sharing Class Action
MDLive on Monday touted a Utah woman's voluntary dismissal of her putative class action after the Florida-based telehealth provider pointed out that its user contract disclosed what she alleged was a secret practice of capturing screenshots of patients' sensitive personal data and transmitting them to a third party.
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May 03, 2017
MDLive Looks To Toss Users' Data-Sharing Suit
The telehealth provider accused last month of secretly capturing screenshots of patients' sensitive personal data and transmitting it to a third party without warning urged a Florida federal judge Tuesday to dismiss the proposed class action, saying the practice is laid out in the contract terms that users agree to.
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April 19, 2017
Patients Say Telehealth Provider Wrongly Shared Their Data
A putative class action filed in Florida federal court alleges that national telehealth provider MDLive Inc. has designed its mobile app to secretly capture screenshots including sensitive patient information that it transmitted and stored without restricting access to medical providers with a legitimate need to see it.