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Wrongful Birth

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  1. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Arizona Bill Would Disallow Malpractice Suits for Failure to Inform Patients of Fetal Anomalies

    By Reproductive Rights

    Slate: Arizona Senate Approves Bill Allowing Anti-Abortion Doctors to Mislead Patients, by J. Bryan Lowder:As Jezebel reported yesterday, a committee of Arizona lawmakers has approved a bill that would prevent…

  2. TortsProf Blog

    Journal of European Tort Law: Volume 1, Issue 2

    By Christopher Robinette

    The European Centre of Tort and Insurance Law and Institute for European Tort Law are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 1, Issue 2 of the Journal of European Tort…

  3. Family Law Prof Blog

    $30k for Nursing the Wrong Child?

    By Family Law

    That is the amount of damages a Chicago couple is seeking for briefly beinggiven the wrong baby at the hospital following delivery in a story resembling the latest episode of…

  4. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    By Reproductive Rights

    NOTE:  There is no draft included for downloading. Nicolette M. Priaulx, a lecturer at Keele University Law School, has posted Beyond Stork Delivery: From Injury to Autonomy In Reconceptualising "Harm"…

  5. TortsProf Blog

    Wrongful Life & Contract

    By Christopher Robinette

    A new SSRN posting from Ronen Perry (University of Haifa) presents an interesting argument about wrongful birth cases.  The abstract from the article (entitled "It's a Wonderful Life"): The title…

  6. Family Law Prof Blog

    Ohio House Approves Ban on Wrongful-Birth Lawsuits

    By Family Law

    Just ten days after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that parents of children with birth defects can sue phyisicians who fail to identify abnormalities, the Ohio House has passed a…

  7. Family Law Prof Blog

    Wrongful Birth

    By Family Law

    "Like most American women who give birth to a severely handicapped child, Donna Branca became pregnant with A.J. well before the age of 35. Had she been older, her doctors…

  8. Family Law Prof Blog

    Case Law Development: Ohio Supreme Court Allows Wrongful Birth Lawsuit: Legislature Moves to Bar Such Actions

    By Family Law

    The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4-3 in Schirmer v. Mt. Auburn Obstetrics & Gynecologic Assoc., Inc.,that Parents of an unhealthy child born following negligent genetic counseling, or a negligent failure…