Continuing the saga of Real Time and PointClickCare in the battle of the bots, the U.S. 4th Circuit recently affirmed a preliminary injunction granted in favor of Real Time against PointClickCare, finding, among other things, that PointClickCare was unable to meet a burden of proof that it met its claimed Exceptions to Information Blocking. Therefore, documentation will be critical for actors who may find themselves having to defend similar claims.
Continue Reading Battle of the Bots Continues…Fourth Circuit Affirms Preliminary Injunction Against PointClickCare
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