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Shannen Doherty: My Ex-Manager Tricked SAG Into Revealing Medical Information (Exclusive Audio)

Posted on December 14, 2015 by Dissent

Eriq Gardner reports:

When Tanner Mainstain employee Kimberly Gabay was asked her name, she responded, “Shannen Doherty.” The firm also was able to provide the actress’ social security number.

Shannen Doherty’s lawsuit against her former business management firm was stunning enough for the revelation that the Beverly Hills, 90210 star has breast cancer, but in a new explosive legal filing, the actress discusses an employee at the firm who impersonated her for the alleged purpose of obtaining access to confidential medical information. Doherty’s lawyers are even addressing what they see to be “criminal conduct.”

Read more on Hollywood Reporter.

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