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Anderson v. Strong Memorial Hospital.


 Court Decision: 573 New York Supplement, 2d Series 828; 1991 Jul 2 (date of decision). Strong Memorial Hospital (Rochester, NY) and one of its physicians brought a third-party action against the Gannett newspaper company to force it to contribute to the payment of a $35,000 judgment that an HIV-positive patient, Cornell Anderson, had won against the hospital and doctor. The patient's suit was based on the publication in the newspaper of a photo in which he could be identified. The Gannett photographer, however, had promised the hospital and doctor that such an identification would not be possible. The Supreme Court of Monroe County, New York, denied the claim of the hospital and doctor because they had negligently failed to maintain the confidentiality of the patient's identity.
