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Who is qualified for compensation?
Families of premature infants who developed necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) after being fed cow's milk-based infant formulas might be entitled to compensation. Eligibility includes:
The infant was fed cow's milk-based formula or breast milk fortifier
Diagnosis of NEC in a premature infant
Evidence linking NEC development to the formula used
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What is NEC and how is it linked to infant formulas?
NEC is a serious gastrointestinal problem in premature infants, linked to the intake of cow's milk-based formulas, which can damage the intestinal lining.
Who can file a NEC formula lawsuit?
Parents or guardians of infants diagnosed with NEC after being fed cow's milk-based formula can file a lawsuit.
What compensation is available for NEC claims?
Compensation may include medical expenses, pain and suffering, and, in tragic cases, funeral expenses.
How do I prove the formula caused NEC?
Evidence includes medical records, the type of formula used, and expert testimonies linking NEC to the formula.
What is the statute of limitations for NEC lawsuits?
It varies by state, usually starting from the date of diagnosis or when the link to the formula was discovered.
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