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A woman whose baby is born alive but with severe deformities cannot sustain a medical malpractice action for her own emotional injuries, New York state's high court ruled Tuesday. Specifically declining to expand on last year's landmark Broadnax ruling, the unanimous Court of Appeals said Tuesday that when the child is born alive and can bring a malpractice action for injuries that occurred in the womb, post-birth damages are available only to the infant.
May 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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