Good grief. Her family may not even be around to know what happens. How will they sue the hospital after so long?
I think Jahi's family has some knowledge in how long they have to file suit, to the day. They seem to have a profitable litigious background. And they jumped on public info that day, like they wanted this to happen, not a moment in between and declared mistreatment, lawsuit, and now religion. I am waiting for prejudice to be a claim, they have veered as close as you can get without saying it, in a society that does not notice skin. Only the pink muscle and organs inside, we are all the same, if every skin can just realize it.
They have 2 years from DOD to file for malpractice or wrongful death. Of course it can be back dated a few days to date of surgery.
I do hope the hospital has now somehow received the best attorneys for this case for free too. I do not like mislead, misdirected, public attention, or lack of it, without every tiny detail being covered in big sum Civil Cases. Hope I don't get called for jury duty on one. It is out of hand. Our country and it's citizens need more information and much lack of "the big money can pay regardless" to end these type cases. I've seen too many, the standards (evidence in Civil cases) need to raise before a mil is handed out. It costs all of us, not just the "big money" place. We all pay each time. I can tell you from health care received or not received. Costs ever rising, doctors moving to larger areas.
I would like to see all the records before any gets to make law suit claims, or win them. Not too much to ask.