Did my job violate my HIPAA rights? Do I have a case?

There are no "cases" under HIPAA - the way Congress wrote the law you do not have a right to sue anybody. Its sounds like you have reported it...

Most Healthcare Attorneys should know about HIPAA ins and outs, but as already pointed out there is no right to sue for HIPAA violations, because...

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I need legal advice

You did the right thing by reporting what you knew - even if you didn't do it promptly. Remember that. I'm putting a link below where you can...

HIPPA INQUIRY

Go back and look at the consent you signed before beginning the group treatment. Usually they are clear about how your information will be shared...

HIPPA child's specialist electronically provided private health info about parent to child primary care without parent consent

This is probably not a violation - unless you specifically told the specialist not to share information with the treating pediatrician. ...

My HIPPA rights have been violated I keep getting calls from people regarding an IUD I had placed years ago.

I concur with the probable explanation already given. You should also know that there is no right to sue for a "HIPAA violation" because that's...

Can we dispute the charge by the provider based on the fact that they failed to notify us of the claim denial by Cigna?

Yes, you can and should dispute this. It may be possible to appeal the claim denials, to resubmit with documentation from the neurologist and...

An endocrine Dr. in California charged $513 for a consult fee. In MN I was only charged $211 for the same thing. Can I dispute?

The time to question of amount of the fee was before you accepted the service. I am pretty sure they would have told you ahead of time what it was...

WRONG INFORMATION IN A DISPOCITION ,AND I NEVER GOT THAT RIGTH MEDICAL CARE FOR MY MENTAL IMPERMENT.

You need to find and hire an attorney that handles worker compensation cases (I do not.) Searchin here on AVVO for one could be a good start.

No HIPAA related suit for two reasons. First, noone can sue for HIPAA violations because Congress wrote the law that way. Second, neither the...