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Oregon EMT Sues for $800K After Firing Over Disabled Cameras
A former Oregon EMT has filed an $800K lawsuit for wrongful termination after disabling ambulance cameras. This case highlights critical patient privacy concerns and the legality of covert surveillance in healthcare settings, especially in Oregon where strict recording regulations exist.
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