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Salvani v. Corizon Health, Inc. et al
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October 19, 2021
Fla. Doctor Escapes Inmate's Amputation Suit
A Florida federal judge tossed claims by a formerly imprisoned man who said inadequate treatment by a correctional facility doctor led to a heart attack and the amputation of both his legs, finding that while the physician's care was wanting it was also not deliberately indifferent.
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December 14, 2018
Prison Contractors Can't Dodge Fla. Inmate's Amputation Suit
A Florida federal court rejected bids by prison health contractors Corizon Health and Wexford Health Sources to toss a Florida inmate's suit alleging their inadequate and negligent treatment led to him suffering a heart attack and amputation of both legs, finding Thursday that he has sufficiently alleged a constitutional violation.