TQL must pay $22.5M for newborn's death after mother denied work-from-home request
"The jury awarded $25 million in the case, apportioning 90% of the fault to TQL."
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Ohio firm must pay $22.5 million to mom whose baby died after she was denied work-from-home
"Found liable for the newborn's death and ordered on Wednesday to pay $22.5 million in damages."
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Jury finds TQL must pay $22.5 million after pregnant employee's baby died
"The firm states jury awarded $25,000,000 in the case, apportioning 90 percent of the fault to TQL."
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TQL to pay millions in lawsuit over death of employee's daughter
"The jury awarded $25 million in the case, placing 90% of the fault, and thus 90% of the verdict, on TQL."
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