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Marla Dixon, et al v. USA
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17-13780
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August 17, 2018
Feds Can't Recoup From $33M Award If Child Dies: 11th Circ.
The Eleventh Circuit on Friday largely affirmed a trial judge's post-verdict decisions in a suit accusing a federally funded health clinic doctor of causing a newborn's brain damage, saying the federal government can't recover portions of a $33 million verdict if the child dies earlier than expected.
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December 04, 2017
Feds Can't Skirt $33M Brain Damage Verdict, Family Says
The parents of an infant who suffered irreversible brain damage during a botched delivery performed by a doctor at a federally funded health clinic told the Eleventh Circuit on Friday that the government shouldn't get back portions of a $33 million verdict if the boy dies earlier than expected.