Kaiser Permanente moves to dismiss US wiretap case
( January 28, 2025, 23:31 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Kaiser Permanente moved to dismiss US claims accusing it of allowing “third party wiretapper” companies to illegally intercept patient information from its website opposed a motion to dismiss. It said that the latest complaint still does not establish that Kaiser knew any third-party vendors were using Kaiser plan members’ data for the vendors’ own purposes. Kaiser also moved for arbitration. See attached file. ...
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