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Horse Owner Sues Vet Clinic For Malpractice After Botched Harvest Of Egg Cells From Deceased Mare’s Ovaries

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Krysia Nelson

Attorney at Law

A dressage trainer has filed an equine veterinary malpractice suit after a fertility clinic placed egg cells from her deceased mare in contaminated media, ending her hopes of a foal from that mare. The case is pending in federal court in Florida.

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A dressage trainer has filed an equine veterinary malpractice suit after a fertility clinic placed egg cells from her deceased mare in contaminated media, ending her hopes of a foal from that mare. The case is pending in federal court in Florida.