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A Hudson County boy and his parents reached the settlement with Hoboken University Medical Center and its staff after he was born severely disabled from a delayed delivery.
January 08, 2020 at 02:45 PM
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A Hudson County boy and his parents reached a $7.1 million settlement with Hoboken University Medical Center and its staff after he was born severely disabled from a delayed delivery, in the obstetrical medical malpractice case Tejada v. Hoboken University Medical Center.
Hudson County Superior Court Judge Joseph Isabella approved the settlement on Dec. 10, according to court documents. And funds were received on Dec. 23 and 26, lawyers said.
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