Civil Litigation,
Labor/Employment
Apr. 24, 2019
UC Irvine surgeon wins $2 million for retaliation
A Santa Ana jury awarded $2 million to a UC Irvine neurosurgeon who claims he was forced out of the department for complaining that the new director was prioritizing patient and surgery volume over quality of care.
A Santa Ana jury awarded $2 million to a UC Irvine neurosurgeon who claims he was forced out of the department for complaining the new director was prioritizing patient and surgery volume over quality of care.
Dr. Mark Linskey, a tenured professor at UC Irvine School of Medicine and former chair of the neurological surgery department, said when his concerns about the new chair went unheeded, he filed a grievance with the university....
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