High Court approves €3m settlement for girl born with cerebral palsy

The High Court has approved a €3m settlement to a teenage girl born with severe cerebral palsy.

High Court approves €3m settlement for girl born with cerebral palsy
Mon, 22 Sep, 2014 - 19:09

The High Court has approved a €3m settlement to a teenage girl born with severe cerebral palsy.

Sixteen-year-old Emma O'Donnell from Arklow, Co Wicklow sued the National Maternity Hospital through her father James Forde, who was described as being "somewhat heroic" in caring for her.

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