Child with permanent disability receives 18 million
A jury in North Carolina has awarded $18.2 million in damages to a mother and her child after medical negligence during childbirth caused permanent injury to the child and paralysis in his left arm. The court demonstrated that the injury resulted from a faulty maneuver that led to nerve damage, which could have been avoided, although the court did not find gross negligence on the part of the doctor. This may potentially reduce the amount of compensation later. This case is one of the largest in brachial plexus injury lawsuits and highlights the errors during delivery and their long-term impact on the child's life.
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