"HCA owned 60% of the hospital with Fondren, but 100% of their improperly opened competing hospitals and sent business to their fully owned places," lead plaintiff attorney Joe Ahmad said.
September 05, 2024 at 05:00 PM
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Houston-based Ahmad, Zavitsanos & Mensing secured a $25.6 million jury verdict for its client, based on a noncompete contract breach alleged against Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp.
The client, Fondren Orthopedic Ltd., filed suit over a limited partnership agreement with Nashville, Tennessee-based Columbia/HCA to own and operate Texas Orthopedic Hospital, which specializes in orthopedic surgery services.
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