Novel Business Closes Over Past Legal Troubles
The head of a novel upstart business called Doctors for Rent has closed up shop because of his past legal troubles.
William H. Ziering, one of the principals of Doctors for Rent, said he closed the business after the Monterey Herald newspaper inquired about his history of legal troubles, which includes a federal prison sentence for cheating on a drug study and a number of sexual harassment lawsuits.
“I’m stopping that as of right now,” Ziering said. “If there’s any question about the integrity of what I do, I will stop immediately.”
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