Despite the rage to cap medical malpractice damages, there are cases that return higher awards. This case is one of them.<\/p>\n
This reported case happened in Norwalk and the jury handed down a $58.6 million award. The case involved an obstetrician who waited too long to do a C-section. The end result was a severely and permanently brain damaged baby, who is now 8 years old and must be fed through a tube, cannot walk or talk, lives life in a wheelchair and is incontinent.<\/p>\n
The day the baby boy was born, he was non-responsive, blue and limp. He had seizure activity and was placed on a ventilator. None of this was good news for the parents. The baby has lost oxygen to his brain during the birthing process; a process that the parents said was fraught with medical errors. In their medical malpractice lawsuit, they stated the doctor did not do incision (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Despite the rage to cap medical malpractice damages, there are cases that return higher awards. This case is one of them. This reported case happened in Norwalk and the jury handed down a $58.6 million award. The case involved an…<\/span><\/p>\n