Wong v. Tabor
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
GARRARD, Judge.
This appeal is from an action for malicious prosecution brought against attorney Glenn J. Tabor by Samuel N. T. Wong, a physician. Tabor had filed suit against Wong on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. William Privett for injuries allegedly sustained by Mrs. Privett as the result of medical malpractice which left her a quadriplegic. 1 In the present case the jury found for Wong and awarded $25,000 damages. However, the trial court set the verdict aside, and this appeal followed.
We initially relate the facts upon which Wong bases his claim for malicious prosecution. 2 The Privetts first…
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