A small town doctor with a drinking problem miscalculated the due date of our client's baby. Then, solely for his own convenience, he delivered the child by caesarean section ten weeks too early. The unnecessary premature delivery made the child a life-long invalid. To make matters worse, the doctor altered his medical records to cover up his negligence. We made sure that the doctor's misfeasance was established and that the family had all the money necessary to provide for their child's special needs.
Caesarean Section for Doctors Convenience
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