Ferndale, FL Personal Injury Law Firms & Lawyers

First, I am very sorry for your loss. As for suing, the hospital staff must have done something below the standard of care. The autopsy may be telling if there was something administered that may have caused the bleeding/death. Once you obtain that report, speak with one or more attorneys that handle medical malpractice and wrongful death claims to ascertain your options and rights.

No possible way to answer such a question as there are too many variables. Obviously, the other driver doesn't share your version of what occurred and the notion that you had to go the wrong way in a round a bout and apologized profusely suggests you are down playing your role in what actually occurred. This sounds likea road rage incident that thankfully did not escalate beyond cross words. 

First, let me say I am very sorry for your loss. It is the most difficult thing in the world to lose a child. Nothing will really make up for it. All you can do under the law is get some money to compensate, if you prevail. To answer your question: Yes, that is possible. It is called wrongful death caused by professional negligence that is, medical malpractice. Of course, you have to be able to prove that the hospital, doctors, nurses, or whoever did not perform their job competently, and that their negligence caused your baby to die. This will all depend on what the medical records and other evidence show, and what the experts and the people involved are able to say about what happened. You need to find a good attorney who specializes in medical malpractice cases as soon as possible, maybe even one with experience with infant death. Get all the records you can right now and keep them together, and write out a list of events in chronological order, with names and places wherever possible, while these things are still fresh in your memory.