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A whistleblower's lawsuit filed against some of the nation's top spine doctors was recently unsealed in U.S. District Court in Massachusetts. The government has declined to intervene in the case, which would prompt an investigation. The lawsuit is pending.
Read the complaint against the doctors and their reaction at startribune.com/pdf.
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