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[Cyprus Times] Pispirigou and Daskalakis sought compensation for Malena's death. What amount they wanted

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Compensation for Malena's death sought by Pispirigou and Daskalakis What amount they wanted The doctors did not sign the death certificate They could not understand how a healthy little girl suddenly "died"

The first child of the family from Patras passed away at the Aglaia Kyriakou Children's Hospital on April 13, 2019. The doctors will not sign a death certificate, as they cannot understand how a healthy little girl suddenly "passed away". The child is autopsied by forensic pathologist Christina Tsakonas and the cause of death is listed as liver failure.

Doctors claim that liver failure cannot cause death. Malena's parents, Manos Daskalakis and Roula Pispirigou file a lawsuit as they dispute the coroner's report and an investigation is ordered. The 33-year-old woman, who is currently accused of the death of her daughter Georgina, also called for the prosecution of those responsible for Malena's death.

The amount of compensation

Ontime newspaper reports say that after the lawsuit, the couple was preparing to file a lawsuit and claim compensation from both the hospital and doctors for "medical error", as they were not satisfied with the explanation of liver failure as the cause of death.

Thus, Roula Pispirigou contacted a law firm in Athens. She had introduced herself under her husband's surname and after mentioning the incident of Malena's death and that they had filed a lawsuit, she asked for a lawsuit to be filed, claiming damages.

Ontime notes in its publication that the amount they were considering claiming as a family was 1,500,000 euros. But once the lawyer studied the file, he refused to take the case, saying that even if the lawsuit was filed, it would be dismissed. The same information wants Roula Pispirigou to insist that the lawsuit be filed, even if it is rejected.

Source: in.gr/ Ontime


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