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Courts Coverage in the News: Wisconsin Supreme Court accepts medical malpractice case involving infant death
Madison, Wisconsin (May 21, 2008) – The Wisconsin Supreme Court has voted to accept eight new cases, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported in its courts coverage. One of those cases involves a medical malpractice appeal involving the 1998 death of an infant.
Though infant mortality is an extreme case of malpractice, there are many types of medical malpractice that warrant consultation with a personal injury lawyer. For a free evaluation of the legal merits in your malpractice complaint, kindly fill out the convenient form at the bottom of the page and send it to Weitz & Luxenberg, P.C., the largest personal injury law firm in New York.
State Supreme Court Case
The case now before the Supreme Court of Wisconsin involves an infant who reportedly died due to the negligence of a physician, a first-year unlicensed resident. The cause of death, The Sentinel reported, was a combination of asphyxia due to cord entrapment and placental abruption, which impaired oxygen supply.
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