A settlement has been reached in a federal malpractice lawsuit. The family of a soldier will receive $11 million due to their daughter's permanent brain injury. This injury occurred during labor and delivery at a hospital.
The child will need skilled nursing care for her entire life because of this injury. The lawsuit against the US has been resolved with this settlement. Further information is available from the source.
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