Feds Denied Early Out In Malpractice Suit Over Eye Surgery

By Abraham Moussako · July 12, 2017, 7:11 PM EDT

The federal government must face a man's lawsuit claiming an eye surgery performed at a naval hospital caused him vision problems and eye pain, a Guam federal court ruled Tuesday, finding...

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Documents

Order on Motion for Summary Judgment

Case Information

Case Title

Case Number

Court

Guam

Nature of Suit

Personal Inj. Med. Malpractice

Date Filed

March 02, 2005

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