The jury found the surgeon who made the injection was acting on behalf of a South Florida medical center.
September 01, 2017 at 11:00 PM
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A chain of South Florida medical clinics is liable for more than $11 million after a patient’s cataract surgery resulted in blindness.
A surgeon who was an independent contractor for Leon Medical Centers Inc. injected dozens of patients’ eyes with a toxic solution, not knowing how highly concentrated it was, according to a consolidated complaint filed on behalf of 14 of the patients.
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