Clapper v. London, Unpublished Decision (6-15-1998)

OPINION

In December of 1994, appellant John Clapper had several pieces of glass imbedded in his right foot, which required surgery on December 23, 1994. The glass was removed by appellee Dr. Michael London. Appellant was seen by appellee for follow-up care through June of 1995. Appellant continued to have problems with pain in his foot.

In July, 1996, appellant again complained to appellee of problems with his foot. Appellee told appellant that this discomfort was not atypical when standing for long lengths of time, following foot surgery.

On September 24, 1996, appellant came under the care and…