Williamson v. Prida
California Court of Appeal
[Opinion certified for partial publication.*]
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
ARMSTRONG, J.
Helmuth Von Bluecher and Hector Prida are doctors of veterinary They a by Robert Marshall, Michael Jarvis, and Warren B. Williamson (the owners). In early May of 1993, Dr. Prida, who worked for Dr. Von Bluecher, 1 gave Latin American three injections of Oxytetracycline to the jugular. Later that month, Latin American developed a thrombosis, which caused a large swelling on his neck. The owners brought this lawsuit for veterinary malpractice, contending that the Oxytetracycline injections were not necessary and were given in a negligent manner, that the thrombosis was a…
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