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€22.5 million settlement for Tipperary boy following missed diagnosis
A Tipperary boy who suffered severe brain damage after Cork University Maternity Hospital failed to diagnose meningitis after his birth has settled legal action for €22.5 million, according to RTÉ.
RTÉ is reporting that Cork University Maternity Hospital apologised to Calum English and his parents on Tuesday, after initially denying liability.
€22.5 million settlement for boy after cork university maternity hospital delayed in diagnosing meningitis following his birth. Calum English’s mother Linda Spillane spoke outside court. (Video from @colmwhatyalike ) pic.twitter.com/dQ5wiedrN1
— Órla O'Donnell (@Orlaodo) September 17, 2020
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