Frequently Asked Questions

Previous lawsuits against Dr. Mulholland detail sexual abuse and improper medical treatment in the form of unusually extensive breast and pelvic exams, aggressive and sometimes gloveless exams, unwanted sexual remarks, and inappropriate touching of their shoulders and inner thighs.

Dr. Mulholland was a Tri-Cities OB-GYN, who worked in Richland, Washington for Providence Kadlec Regional Health Medical Health Center and at Kadlec’s Clinic, Associated Physicians for Women (APW).

Dr. Mulholland began practicing medicine in Washington state in 1999. He practiced at Kadlec, a Providence-owned and operated clinic, as recently as this year.

We take every inquiry seriously, no matter how long ago the abuse happened. Depending on the facts of your situation, survivors in Washington can file lawsuits decades after the abuse ended. Get a private case review from our team of legal professionals at no cost by contacting Tamara Holder Law or SGB today.

We operate a “contingent fee” basis. This means that if we recover funds for our clients, we are paid out of those funds; if funds are not recovered, you do not pay us for any attorney work we have performed.

We understand that sexual assault is a deeply personal, emotional, and traumatic experience. You may be able to participate in a lawsuit using a pseudonym or your initials. We will file motions to ask the court for clients to proceed under a pseudonym if clients prefer to remain anonymous. Although we cannot guarantee a court will grant our request, we will fight for your privacy.