A former surgeon at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, who quit after authorities charged him with hiding a camera in a women’s restroom at the institute, is claiming in a civil suit that Rutgers conspired with lawyers from a New Jersey law firm and others to falsely accuse him.

James Goydos, 58, formerly a professor of surgery and director of the institute’s melanoma and soft-tissue oncology program, claims in the suit that he became the subject of an investigation and criminal prosecution because he complained about fraud in the administration of grant programs and about a shift away from research toward a clinical business model for the institute.

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