Dearie Law Group Partners with Tamara Holder Law to Fight for Women Against Providence-Kadlec

Legal Triumph for Women: Dearie Law Group and Tamara Holder Law Unite



In a landmark legal battle that could change the landscape for patient rights, the Seattle-based Dearie Law Group has allied with Tamara Holder Law to represent over 100 women against Providence-Kadlec and Washington OB-GYN Mark Mulholland. The allegations suggest a disturbing pattern of medical and sexual abuse by Mulholland during his tenure at Associated Physicians for Women and Providence-Kadlec in Richland, Washington.

Serious Allegations Unveiled



The complaints have been filed in King County Superior Court, claiming that Mulholland engaged in egregious misconduct involving female patients. Allegations include unauthorized medical procedures, forced interventions, and a series of non-consensual treatments. Some specific accusations point to practices like the “husband stitch,” which is an unnecessary postpartum stitch claimed to enhance a partner's sexual experience rather than serve the patient's health needs. Additionally, women allege that Mulholland conducted surgeries such as the removal of fallopian tubes and performing forced C-sections without proper consent, clear violations of ethical medical practices and bodily autonomy.

This shocking behavior sparked a wave of responses, prompting more former patients to come forward with their stories of suffering. The pattern of misconduct is outlined in the filings, showcasing profound betrayals of trust and care from a medical professional.

Background on Mark Mulholland



Mulholland was known as a physician practicing in the district from 1999 until mid-2025. His alleged misdeeds came to light when, in April 2025, the Washington Medical Commission began investigations citing “a pattern of conduct” that breached acceptable medical guidelines and violated patient trust. To further complicate matters, accusations of inappropriate boundaries toward patients surfaced, indicating severe ethical breaches in his practice.

A Strong Legal Team



For survivors seeking justice, the added support of Dearie Law Group signifies an essential step forward. Known for their impressive track record, the Dearie Law Group brings expertise in complex injury and malpractice cases, having celebrated various legal victories, including a monumental $130 million jury verdict for a child's death in a daycare accident. With attorneys Ray Dearie and Drew Lombardi joining the legal endeavor, the relationship bolsters the capability to navigate the convoluted path of multi-plaintiff litigation effectively.

Voices of Advocacy



Tamara Holder, a renowned advocate for women's rights, emphasized the critical nature of this collaboration, stating, “We are determined to hold the defendants accountable for their negligence in allowing Mulholland's abuses to continue unchallenged.” Holder's practice, established in 2005, has made significant strides in advocating for survivors of sexual abuse, particularly in medical settings. Just last year, her firm negotiated what stands as the largest doctor-patient sexual abuse settlement in Illinois history.

This partnership signifies hope for the many women who believe their voices have been silenced. With the combined strength of these two legal powerhouses, they are poised to confront the allegations head-on and provide a platform for survivors to reclaim their narratives.

What Lies Ahead



As the legal battle unfolds, the importance of safeguarding and empowering victims of malpractice cannot be overstated. The outcomes of these legal challenges may not only seek justice for the women involved but also prompt systemic changes in medical oversight and accountability. This case could set a precedent that ensures patient safety and the ethical practice of medicine become top priorities.

Survivors of medical misconduct will be watching closely, and with the combined efforts of Dearie Law Group and Tamara Holder Law, the fight for justice continues with renewed vigor and determination.

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