The accusation came one year after the neurosurgeon avoided jail time on similar charges, according to Patch.
In 2016, Dr. Braverman was charged with felony sexual abuse after he allegedly molested a woman in his apartment. He pleaded guilty to sexual harassment and evaded a prison sentence.
The physician’s attorney said his client is innocent.
In 1996, the New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners revoked Dr. Braverman’s license after he allegedly misdiagnosed patients and prescribed them inappropriate treatments. One year later, after a $20,000 settlement, his license was reinstated.
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