Legal Opinion
Feig v. Lenox Hill Hospital
New York Supreme Court
Decided November 21, 1995PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Lorraine S. Miller, J.
Plaintiff, Ellen Feig (Feig), 30 years of age, was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital (Hospital) on April 18, 1990 for a gastrointestinal problem, pain and dehydration. Two days thereafter, Roger Kapp (Kapp) pretending to be a "Dr. Adler” directed the Hospital’s nursing station, by telephone, to administer soap enemas to plaintiff in preparation for a colonoscopy and other procedures. He telephoned her room several times, discussed the enemas, laxatives and her bowel conditions with her but never personally appeared. Upon her discharge he called her on…
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