Dean Medical Center, S.C. v. Conners

ROGGENSACK, J.1

¶1. Eaamon Fields appeals a judgment against him for medical services provided to his son, C.F., by Dean Medical Center, S.C. He claims that the purchase of medical services was a consumer credit transaction, and therefore Dean can*639not recover because it did not give him the personal notice required by the Wisconsin Consumer Act (WCA). Fields also asserts that a paternity judgment in effect when the services were provided precludes Dean from recovering from him for the costs of medical care provided to his child. We conclude that the transaction involved here was not a consumer…