Digital Media Lawyer Blog:  “Can a physician be held liable for disclosing “before and after” photographs of one of his patients to a third party, if the photos don’t show her face or state her identity?  According to a judge in the Eastern District of Missouri, is ‘yes’ — but only if the photos provide sufficient detail for someone to figure out who she is.”

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