Dever v. Lee

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Appellant Alan Dever, a Ph.D. with expertise in epidemiology and related biomedical specialties, in 1982 agreed with appellee Ralph Lee, a medical doctor in general practice, to open an institution to be known as the Center for Preventive Medicine (CPM). According to their agreement, Lee would serve as medical director, working two to two-and-one-half days per week, for the nominal salary of $2,000 per month while also working part-time elsewhere. Also according to their agreed-upon arrangement, Dever would devote between 20 percent and 30 percent of his time to the…