$20.5 Million Awarded in Pennsylvania Lawsuit

by Administrator 29. November 1999 18:11
A jury in Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania awarded a family $20.5 million in a medical malpractice case earlier this week. The lawsuit was brought due to severe birth injuries that affected the son of the plaintiffs.  The child, who is 7-years-old now, suffers from cerebral palsy, other neurological disorders, is nearly blind, and is mentally retarded due to errors that took place the day of his birth. His mother went to the hospital the day he was born because she believed that there was something wrong with her unborn son.  While she was attended to by nurses, she did not see an obstetrician for nearly two hours, during which time her child received very little oxygen.  Additionally, when an obstetrician did attend to her, he decided to induce labor, which resulted in further complications. If you or someone you know has suffered from medical malpractice, contact the Minnesota medical malpractice attorneys of Terry & Slane, P.L.L.C. today at 612-333-5544 to discuss your case with a legal professional.

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