Peters v. HOSPITAL AUTH. OF ELBERT CTY.

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• holding that no claim can be asserted on behalf of a stillborn child for injuries sustained during pregnancy
• expressly holding “that the fetal victim of a tort must be born alive in order to seek recovery from the alleged tortfeasor”

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