Jury awards family $18.2M after ‘never maneuver’ leaves child paralyzed for life

A jury returned an $18.2 million verdict in favor of a family whose child suffered permanent paralysis allegedly caused by a medical procedure known as a 'never maneuver.' The verdict reflects the jury's finding that the defendant's use of this maneuver—apparently contraindicated or improperly performed—resulted in catastrophic injury to the plaintiff child. The case involves a significant birth injury or pediatric medical malpractice claim, with the substantial award reflecting the lifetime damages associated with permanent paralysis. Specific details regarding the defendant healthcare provider, the court jurisdiction, and the plaintiff firm representing the family are not provided in the available information.

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