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PRISHA MOSLEY, JOSH PAYNE: Our legal appeal could reshape justice for victims of gender 'care' cases

The North Carolina appeals court will decide if detransitioners harmed by medical care can seek justice.
Prisha Mosley alleges fraud and malpractice by doctors and therapists who facilitated her transition.
The trial court dismissed Mosley’s claims for time, but her lawyers say the harm was not immediately apparent.
North Carolina lawmakers extended the statute of limitations for such cases, yet Mosley’s claims were barred with prejudice.
Attorney Joshua Payne represents Mosley and frames the appeal as a test of accountability and patient protection.
The appeal argues vulnerable patients cannot meaningfully consent to irreversible interventions when risks are not understood.
The case is positioned as a broader test of justice for detransitioners nationwide.
The article frames the issue at the intersection of medicine, ethics, and accountability.
Mosley describes the transition as deceptive and damaging to her health and identity.
The piece notes a VC-level interest in holding providers accountable for gender-transition care.

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