Stuart Weissman, Stuart Ratzan and Evan Gilead of the Ratzan Law Group in Miami.
When Dr. Ahmad Chaudhry’s mother was dying of pulmonary disease, he promised himself he would become a lung transplant surgeon.
Chaudhry achieved that goal but was soon terminated for reporting a fellow surgeon’s allegedly reckless behavior on the job, an Orlando jury found Feb. 23. The verdict put Florida Hospital on the hook for $2.85 million in damages.
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