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RT @mashable: Lawsuit Says IRS Illegally Seized 60 Million Health Records http://t.co/egMah13PGr via @nextgov
May 16, 2013
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Lawsuit Says IRS Illegally Seized 60 Million Health Records
for Nextgov A lawsuit filed in California accuses the Internal Revenue Service of illegal seizure of 60 million electronic health care records belonging to 10 million Americans. The suit filed in the Superior Court of San Diego by Robert Barnes, a Malibu lawyer representing a corporate client named John Doe Co., charged that IRS agents raided the company on March 11, 2011, in a tax case and seized the medical records.