LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – A lawsuit against a Louisville-based men’s treatment center has been dismissed.
In Jan. 2019, a 32-year-old Louisville man filed a lawsuit seeking damages against the Louisville Men’s Clinic. He claimed that the clinic’s testosterone treatment caused him to grow breasts and develop mood swings. Attorney Alex White, the man’s lawyer, said that his client "fell for a sales pitch that promised more than it could deliver."
On Friday, White said the lawsuit was dismissed in Oct. 2021 by Jefferson County Judge, Angela McCormick Bisig. Both sides opted to settle the lawsuit by agreement. No money changed hands as part of the settlement, according to White, and the case was dropped.
The Louisville Men's Clinic said the dismissal included an agreement that it would not sue the former client for damages made by his claims.
Clinic CEO, Shauli Greenspan said in a statement to WDRB, "This dismissal means a lot to us as it vindicates the Louisville Men’s Clinic from any wrongdoing. We were very confident that we would win the case should it go to trial, and we were prepared to do so. But ultimately, the claims were never credible. We had followed all the proper procedures with the utmost standard of care. We are proud to say that the Louisville Men’s Clinic has been in this community for over eight years. We have treated over 35,000 men with the most effective treatments, highest quality of care, and will continue to do so in the years to come."
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