Tiger Woods is a big name in the world of gold, so clearly, any event associated with him gains a central role in the public eye. So as it follows the major car crash that he was involved in back in 2009 was a major event in the history of golf. His leaked health records were blamed on a nurse working at the hospital who was thence fired for the same. But the nurse, David M. Rothenberg, filed a case against the hospital for defamation.

Tiger Woods met a severe car crash back in 2009 which resulted in severe as well as long-lasting injuries which impacted his career in golf. A grand comeback wasn’t expected, however, Tiger proved all critiques wrong and made a grand comeback.

The nurse who sued the hospital after Tiger Woods Car Crash

The car crash of 2009 that Tiger Woods underwent was a major event in the history of golf. The leaked health records added to the already complicated situation The nurse, David M. Rothenberg, was blamed for the same and hence, fired. A nurse who was fired for looking at golfer Tiger Woods’ medical records in the days after his November 2009 car crash is suing an Orlando-area hospital for defamation.

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However, Rothenberg did not accept the claims and went on to sue the Orlando-area hospital for defamation. He claimed that Health Central owed $400,000 in damages. This was due to the defamation caused along with a plausible explanation for being fired by the parties involved. Along with all this, David also demanded reinstatement.

In addition to this, he also claimed that Tiger Woods is one of the reasons why he is faced with the wrath of unemployment. He indicated that his being fired was not so simple. Instead it might have been to cover up a hospital secret.

He was fired for seeing Tiger’s health records and hence breaching the patient’s privacy. Thus he blamed Wood’s influence as a probable reason that cost him his job.