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Doctor allegedly groped teen at home visit — $1,500,000 verdict
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//August 29, 2022//
Doctor allegedly groped teen at home visit — $1,500,000 verdict
Virginia Lawyers Weekly//August 29, 2022//
Type of action: Intentional tort
Injuries alleged: Mental anguish and embarrassment
Name of case: Aboulhosn v. Forman
Court: Loudoun Circuit Court
Case no.: CL-118877
Tried before: Jury
Name of judge or mediator: Judge James P. Fisher
Date resolved: 6/24/2022
Demand: $5,000,000
Verdict or settlement: Verdict
Amount: $1,500,000
Attorneys for plaintiff (and city): James P. Magner, Leesburg; Barbara J. Prasse-Anderson, Tampa, Florida
Description of case: The defendant doctor was accused of groping a teenaged patient in her home during a purported home visit that he initiated on his own without any invitation by the parents.
James P. Magner, plaintiff’s counsel, provided case information.
[022-T-102]
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