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Toronto plastic surgeon must pay $22.5M in damages for violating patients' privacy with clinic cameras

Justice Paul Schabas rejected Jugenburg's defence that the cameras were installed as a general security measure.

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nationalpost.comStai leggendo1 mesi fa

Toronto plastic surgeon must pay $22.5M in damages for violating patients' privacy with clinic cameras

Justice Paul Schabas rejected Jugenburg's defence that the cameras were installed as a general security measure.

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thestar.com1 mesi fa

This Toronto cosmetic clinic had 24 cameras watching patients. Here’s why that will cost them $22.5 million

The upscale clinic, run by ‘Dr. Six’ out of the Fairmont Royal York, argued the cameras were to deter intruders, theft and inappropriate conduct.

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  1. giovedì 28 maggio 2026·thestar.com

    This Toronto cosmetic clinic had 24 cameras watching patients. Here’s why that will cost them $22.5 million

    The upscale clinic, run by ‘Dr. Six’ out of the Fairmont Royal York, argued the cameras were to deter intruders, theft and inappropriate conduct.

  2. sabato 30 maggio 2026·nationalpost.com

    Toronto plastic surgeon must pay $22.5M in damages for violating patients' privacy with clinic cameras

    Justice Paul Schabas rejected Jugenburg's defence that the cameras were installed as a general security measure.