CINCINNATI (WXIX/Gray News) — A jury in Ohio ordered an employer to pay $22.5 million for a newborn’s death after denying the mother’s request to work from home during her high-risk pregnancy.
On Thursday, the jury in Hamilton County found that Total Quality Logistics (TQL) was largely responsible for the baby’s death.
A press release from the family’s attorneys said Chelsea Walsh had a pregnancy-related procedure in early February 2021 and was classified as high-risk. Her doctors told her to limit activity, stay on modified bed rest and work from home…