William H. Chamblee and Caleena Svatek obtain a take-nothing defense verdict for a veterinarian and veterinary clinic in Wise County, Texas.\u00a0 The Plaintiffs, owners of a barrel racing horse and breeding operation, alleged damages as a result of their horse suffering from a suspensory ligament tear.\u00a0 Plaintiffs sued the veterinarian and veterinary clinic claiming that Defendants were negligent in the care and treatment of the horse, specifically regarding the use of injections and allowing the horse to be turned out.\u00a0 Plaintiffs sought in excess of $500,000.00.\u00a0 Mr. Chamblee and Ms. Svatek, on behalf of the veterinarian and veterinary clinic, argued that the horse had been suffering from previous veterinary issues unknown and not disclosed to the veterinarian and it was not possible to determine exactly how the horse was injured.\u00a0 After about an hour or so of deliberation, the jury returned a 11-1 defense verdict.<\/p>\n
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