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Aetna faces class-action lawsuit over HIV disclosures

The suit alleges the company sent many customers letters through which the phrase “filling prescriptions for HIV” was visible through envelope windows.

Legal groups on Monday filed a class-action lawsuit against the health insurer Aetna, alleging the company violated the privacy of its customers by sending many of them letters through which the phrase “filling prescriptions for HIV” was visible through envelope windows.

The federal suit alleges the affected as many as 12,000 Aetna

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