Jury Verdict
Birth Injury · Medical Malpractice
A $1.6 million jury verdict in a traumatic birth injury case.
A traumatic birth injury, taken to trial rather than settled quietly. A jury returned a verdict of $1.6 million.
Recovery
$1.6 million
Case type
Birth injury
Practice area
Medical malpractice
Result
Jury verdict
Why these cases go to trial.
Birth injury cases are among the hardest in personal injury law. They require obstetric and neonatal experts, a careful reconstruction of what the standard of care required, and the resources to stand up to a hospital system and its defense team.
Many firms are not built to take these cases the distance. When the defense will not offer fair value, the answer is a jury, and a case prepared to reach one.
How we built it.
We assembled the medical record, retained independent specialists, and presented the case to a jury rather than accept a number meant to make it go away.
A verdict is a different kind of result than a settlement. It reflects what a jury, hearing the full picture, decided the harm was worth.
The result.
The jury returned a verdict of $1.6 million.
Oregon law that applied
- ORS 12.110Oregon's statute of limitations for personal injury, including medical injury claims, with specific timing rules that can apply to injuries to a child.
Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case is different, and the value of any claim depends on its specific facts. This summary is provided for general information and is not legal advice.
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