Boy dies charred inside a hyperbaric chamber during the treatment of ADHD and parents require justice; See details
The parents of Thomas CooperA 5 -year -old boy who died in an accident inside a hyperbaric chamber, fought a cause on Monday (9/22) in which they ask for compensation of $ 100 million (about 528 million dollars). The process contains both the manufacturer of equipment and the operators of the Troy clinic, the suburb of Detroit (Michigan), where the accident occurred on January 31st.
Absurd!
According to the petition, the boy participated in a direct procedure in the treatment of hyperactivity treatment deficit (ADHD) deficiency when a chamber, a pressurized device for the administration of oxygen, presented serious failure and burned. Witnesses and documents attached to the report of the file that Thomas was immobilized to the equipment, which prevented any attempted immediate withdrawal; The explosion “killed him in a few seconds” and also wounded his mother, who tried to help him.
Neglect
The office that represents the family, Fieger’s lawIt accuses the companies involved in negligence and points to economic motivation in maintenance and functioning decisions. In a press release, the lawyers obtained the strong term: “He became a human incinerator.” In the procedural piece it is also presumed “Corporate greed” As a factor that would lead to the adoption of unsafe practices.
The action states that the managers “They did nothing to mitigate this deadly risk”, As a report highlighted published in the New York Post. Still according to the defense, the parents, identified as James and Juana, They have not been adequately informed about the dangers of equipment or security protocols that prevented a tragedy. “According to the law firm, the defendants do not warn James and Juana that his 5 -year -old son, Thomas, would surely be killed if the chamber took fire” “,” “ He says part of the game mentioned by the press.
The boy’s obituary, attached to the trial, describes Thomas as “Curious boy, full of energy, intelligent, extroverted and kind. His favorite thing was the supersonic mode. Run faster from how humanly possible.” Parents and lawyers say that, in addition to the financial components, they seek civil liability and measures that prevent new failures on high -risk medical devices.
Important debate
The case rekindles the debate on the supervision of hyperbaric equipment and safety protocols in clinics that offer less conventional therapies for children. The complaint presented by Fieger Law aims to demonstrate that the combination of technical failures, lack of notice and innovative operational practices has created a predictable risk scenario which, according to the family, culminated in the death of Thomas.
Wanted, the clinic has not yet revealed public positioning; In addition, the producers did not speak until the dissemination of this relationship. The process will continue to be processed by Michigan, in which it is possible to request technical skills to investigate the exact causes of the explosion and the possible criminal or civil liability of the people involved
Source: Terra
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