Mir v. Shah
Plaintiff - Appellant: Jehan Zeb Mir
Defendant - Appellee: Nirav R. Shah, M.P.H. as Commissioner and State Of New York Department Of Health Services State Board For Professional Medical Conduct
Case Number: 13-55
Filed: January 7, 2013
Court: U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Nature of Suit: Civil Rights-Other
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Plaintiff - appellant: Jehan Zeb Mir
Represented By: Jehan Zeb Mir
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Defendant - appellee: Nirav R. Shah, M.P.H. as Commissioner
Represented By: Michael A. Cardozo
Represented By: Patrick J. Walsh
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Defendant - appellee: State Of New York Department Of Health Services State Board For Professional Medical Conduct
Represented By: Michael A. Cardozo
Represented By: Barbara D. Underwood
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