White v. Diallo

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “HIPAA confers no private right of action” and noting that “all other circuits to have considered the question have concluded that HIPAA does not confer individual enforcement rights—express or implied”
• holding that “HIPAA confers no private right of action” and noting that “all other circuits to have considered the question have concluded that HIPAA does not confer individual enforcement rights—express or implied”
• “Congress left enforcement for violations [of HIPAA’s prohibitions] to the Department of Health and Human Services, not to private plaintiffs”
• “all other circuits to have considered the question have concluded that HIPAA does not confer individual enforcement rights—express or implied”
• “We hold now that HIPAA confers no private right of action.”
• \HIPAA confers no private right of action.\

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