A Jury Awards $15.8 Million Verdict in a Michigan Personal Injury Case
November 3, 2006 |
Posted By TotalInjury.com Staff Writer
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A Michigan personal injury attorney helped Jason and Julie Lowe received a favorable settlement in the malpractice suit for the negligent medical care Julie received while she was in labor with her son, Jason. The Michigan personal injury attorney argued that the doctors failed to continuously monitor the baby with a fetal monitor when there were confirmed signs of problems with the umbilical cord during labor. The judge in this case ruled that the doctors' negligence forced the baby to lose oxygen which in turn caused brain damage resulting in cerebral palsy.
The $15.8 million personal injury award is for pain and suffering, current and future medical expenses, loss of future wages and the necessary care for the rest of Jason's life.
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