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Overturning a 19-year-old precedent, the New York Court of Appeals held Thursday that a woman may recover damages for emotional distress for medical malpractice that causes a miscarriage or stillbirth, even if she personally suffers no physical injury. The ruling exposes physicians -- already infuriated over what they characterize as an out-of-control tort system -- to a new threat of litigation.
April 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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