Judge certifies class action lawsuit against B.C. health authority that hired fake nurse

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A judge has certified a class action lawsuit against the Provincial Health Services Authority over its year-long employment of fake nurse Brigitte Cleroux at B.C. Women’s Hospital.

On Tuesday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Michael Stephens ruled that a claim holding the health authority vicariously liable for violations of privacy by Cleroux and seeking punitive damages can proceed as a class action.

He noted that more than 1,000 people will be covered by the lawsuit, and a large number of them would not have the money to pursue individual claims on these grounds.

“I conclude that certifying this class action will likely overcome barriers

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