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A Supreme Court justice in New York has accused a medical group and a physician of fraud for doctoring an employment contract. Justice Thomas J. Spargo said the doctor and his employer deliberately misled federal authorities so the physician, a citizen of India, could work in the United States without the proper visa. But the judge refused to enforce any part of a noncompete contract that brought the matter to light.
September 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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