Supreme Court of Alabama· 7/16/1993

Keel v. Banach

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624 So. 2d 1022
1993 WL 262040

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recognizing cause of action in Alabama for wrongful birth
recognizing cause of action in Alabama for wrongful birth
reinstating wrongful-birth claims of both parents and noting that defendants, by failing to inform mother of possibility of congenital birth defects, “directly deprived her and derivatively, her husband,” of the option to abort
reinstating wrongful-birth claims of both parents and noting that defendants, by failing to inform mother of possibility of congenital birth defects, “directly deprived her and derivatively, her husband,” of the option to abort
reinstating wrongful-birth claims of both parents and noting that defendants, by failing to inform mother of possibility of congenital birth defects, “directly deprived her and derivatively, her husband,” of the option to abort

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Judges: Shores

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