CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
February 10, 1993 | PENELOPE McMILLAN, TIMES STAFF WRITER
An AIDS patient committed fraud when she hid her condition from a health care professional treating her, a Los Angeles jury decided Tuesday in a lawsuit brought by a medical technician who was accidentally cut by a scalpel. The Superior Court jury awarded surgical worker Diane Boulais $102,500 in her case against Jan Lustig, a former Westside psychologist whose AIDS was diagnosed in 1987 but who failed to disclose that when she had breast reduction surgery in 1991.