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Injury during childbirth Caused by Medical Malpractice
A New York jury on Tuesday ordered a hospital to pay a former patient more than $17 million in a medical malpractice case. The woman claimed a Caesarean delivery in 2003 damaged her organs and resulted in the removal of the transplanted pancreas she received in 1995 to treat her diabetes. A copy of an article regarding the case can be found here.
Injuries during childbirth are always tragic because they turn a usually joyous event into a catastrophy.
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