Hidden cameras disguised as smoke detectors were found in bathrooms at the Northwell Sleep Disorders Center in Manhasset between July 2023 and April 2024. Over 13,000 patients and staff have been notified—did you visit during that time?

What Happened

• Spy cameras were secretly installed in nine bathrooms, capturing hundreds of individuals—including children—without consent
• The suspect, a former employee, was indicted on multiple felony counts, including unlawful surveillance
• The breach was also reported as a HIPAA violation affecting more than 13,000 individuals

 Legal Actions You Can Take

• Class-action and individual personal injury lawsuits are underway, alleging Northwell failed to secure private areas and delayed notifying victims for over a year.
• Potential compensation includes damages for emotional distress, invasion of privacy, therapy costs, and punitive damages.

Why Act Now

• Statutes of limitations may apply. Immediate action ensures your eligibility to claim and hold the responsible parties accountable.
• Early registration helps strengthen the case and accelerates the claims process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if I was affected?
Northwell mailed letters to anyone at the facility during the incident period and categorized it as a HIPAA breach.

Q: What can I get if I join the lawsuit?
Possible compensation may cover emotional distress, therapy costs, and punitive damages. Class suits in similar cases have resulted in multi-million-dollar settlements.

Q: How long do I have to file?
Legal deadlines (statutes of limitations) apply—registering now preserves your claim.