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· 6/29/2021

Antonio Ruiz, Martha Ruiz, and All Occupants of 11207 Bayou Place Lane, Houston, Texas, 77099 v. Invum Three, LLC

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  • holding that because the common law does not recognize the existence of a fetus prior to birth, no cause of action exists for prenatal injuries to a fetus unless it is born alive.
  • holding that because the common law does not recognize the existence of a fetus prior to birth, no cause of action exists for prenatal injuries to a fetus unless it is born alive.
  • holding that because the common law does not recognize the existence of a fetus prior to birth, no cause of action exists for prenatal injuries to a fetus unless it is born alive.

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