Grzan v. Charter Hospital of Northwest Indiana

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• holding that a defendant must have known or “had reason to know” of the misconduct and failed to take appropriate action
• reversing and remanding summary judgment on claim for negligent retention when plaintiff was subjected to hugging, kissing, fondling and oral sex by a mental health counselor
• Summary judgment was reversed where question of fact remained about supervisor’s knowledge of ongoing misconduct
• Summary judgment was reversed where question of fact remained about supervisor's knowledge of ongoing misconduct
• mental health counselor’s conduct of engaging in emotional and sexual relationship with patient did not fall within scope of the Act

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