Dentist Exonerated
Paying Attention to Details
This was a case of finding needles in a haystack - literally.
This civil litigation case involved a dental practice transaction dispute in excess of $1.2M.
The
Seller had agreed to work in the practice for 8 months after closing.
After the Seller's work obligation ended, the Buyer filed a claim,
alleging the Seller had
"sabotaged" the practice while working there.
The
Plaintiff then produced over 8,000 pages of documents to support its
claim for damages; comprised of detailed audit and scheduling reports.
Those reports
clearly showed the
user ID assigned to the Seller had deleted more than
800 patient records.
To
find the needles, I transformed the Plaintiff's text documents into a
database for auditing purposes. (it was now 100,000+ records)
Using the Plaintiff's documents, I was able to clearly demonstrate that the
Seller could not have performed the record deletions.
A time analysis showed that the Defendant was either
engaged in surgery or
was not working in the practice during times when the record deletions occurred.
The results of my analysis were presented to the Plaintiff. This resulted in the
Plaintiff withdrawing its claim and
compensating the Seller for legal fees and damages.
William Hiltz BSc MBA CET
CEO - Hiltz and Associates
Curator - Dental FraudBusters
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