Locksley v. Anesthesiologists of Cedar Rapids, P.C.

HARRIS, Presiding Justice.

Plaintiff, a neurosurgeon, brought this action against 14 anesthesiologists and two Cedar Rapids hospitals asserting their boycott prevented him from practicing his profession. The jury found for the defendants and we affirm.

Plaintiff 1 is a man of contradictions. He is superbly educated, trained, and undoubtedly has exceptional talent. He also tends to make disastrous mistakes. Plaintiff is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and was a professor of neurosurgery at the University of Iowa College of Medicine from 1959 to 1971. In 1971 he went into private practice as…