The U.S. Court docket of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit lately affirmed the dismissal of claims introduced by a former medical resident who alleged that Washington College (WashU) and the Barnes Jewish Hospital (BJH) wrongfully compelled him out of their residency program. The courtroom’s ruling in Weisman v. Barnes Jewish Hospital, No. 24-1864, 2025 WL 1637320 (eighth Cir. June 10, 2025), addresses 5 points on enchantment:
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Eighth Circuit Rejects Medical Resident’s Attempt to Enforce Alleged Oral Agreement
