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Wrongful life

Wrongful life is the name given to a cause of action in which someone is sued by a severely disabled child (through the child's legal guardian) for failing to prevent the child's birth. Typically, a child and the child's parents will sue a doctor or a hospital for failing to provide information about the disability during the pregnancy, or a genetic…

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Wrongful life

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples48
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
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related to Further reading · 31
Wrongful life → Alan, Answer, Appel, Archived, Balt, Belsky, Constitution, Cornell Law Review, Foutz, Health, Injury, Is This, It's, Jacob, Law, Matter, Medicine, November, Perry, Physicians
related to history · 9
Wrongful life → But, California, Historically, In, Maine, New Jersey, Supreme Court, This, Washington
related to External links · 3
Wrongful life → Cornell Law Review, May, Sydney Morning Herald
causes · 2
Wrongful life → of action for such damages, of action.In Germany
related to Ethics · 2
Wrongful life → Others, Since
is a · 1
Wrongful life → name given to a cause of action in which someone is sued by a severely disabled child

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Wrongful lifecausesof action for such damages0.90text
Wrongful lifecausesof action.In Germany0.90text
Wrongful lifeis aname given to a cause of action in which someone is sued by a severely disabled child0.90text
Wrongful liferelated to EthicsSince0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to EthicsOthers0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to External linksSydney Morning Herald0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to External linksMay0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to External linksCornell Law Review0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to Further readingAppel0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to Further readingJacob0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to Further readingPhysicians0.60section
Wrongful liferelated to Further readingConstitution0.60section

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