A lawsuit against a Norwich psychologist accused of initiating a nine-month affair with a former patient was settled days before it was to go to trial.
The details of the settlement between Norwich therapist Monica Descamps and Jill Davis of New Hampshire were not released.
Jury selection in federal court in Burlington had been scheduled to begin Tuesday.
Davis sued her former therapist in May 2006.
In her lawsuit, Davis said she sought counseling with Descamps in February 2003, which lasted until February 2004. At that point the psychologist ended counseling and initiated a romantic relationship with Davis, which lasted nine months.
In court papers, Descamps acknowledged the improper conduct.
Saturday, June 16, 2007
Lawsuit against psychologist settled on eve of trial
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