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High Court approves £21.6m payout for child who suffered brain injury at birth

London hospital trust admits injuries ‘could have been avoided’ if appropriate care had been provided.

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Family wins justice over negligent care leading to daughter’s brain injury

High Court rules that NHS Hospital Trust negligently failed to act upon suspicious CTG trace

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