January 22, 2026
Yale University and Yale New Haven Hospital on Thursday asked a Connecticut judge to reduce a $32 million infant death verdict to just $2 million, saying damages for the loss of enjoyment of life cannot be awarded in addition to damages for the infant's death itself.
January 20, 2026
A Connecticut mother and father have urged a state superior court judge not to rethink a $32 million bench trial verdict against Yale University and its affiliated Yale New Haven Hospital surrounding the death of a premature baby fed a diet fortified with a cow's milk product.
January 12, 2026
Yale University and the affiliated Yale New Haven Hospital have asked a Connecticut state court judge to reconsider a verdict of nearly $32 million over the death of a premature baby, contending that she failed to grasp battery and informed consent law when issuing her decision after a bench trial.
December 15, 2025
A Connecticut judge has hit Yale University and Yale New Haven Hospital with a nearly $32 million verdict over the death of a premature baby, finding doctors failed to obtain either informed consent, or any consent, before feeding the infant a diet fortified by a product produced from cow's milk.
August 20, 2021
A Connecticut federal judge won't let Abbott Laboratories Inc. out of a suit alleging its baby formula made with cow's milk caused a premature infant's death, with two of the surviving counts waiting on answers to questions sent to the state Supreme Court.