A federal jury found no liability on the part of two doctors accused of failing to properly treat a man partly paralyzed by a rare and difficult to treat neurological disorder.

Defense attorneys said there was no dispute that the plaintiff, Daniel Shaw, was grievously injured as a result of the neurosarcoidosis that left him unable to walk more than a few steps and then only with the aid of a walker or four-legged cane. 

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