A lawsuit accuses a Georgia doctor of decapitating a baby during delivery

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A lawsuit accuses a Georgia doctor of decapitating a baby during delivery
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A doctor used too much force and decapitated a Georgia woman's baby during delivery, according to a lawsuit.

Attorney Roderick Edmond, from left, joined by Treveon Isaiah Taylor, Sr., Jessica Ross and attorney Cory Lynch, speaks during a news conference, Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2023, in Atlanta, announcing a lawsuit against a doctor and Southern Regional Medical Center, a hospital south of Atlanta where Ross went on July 9 to have her son. A doctor used too much force and decapitated Ross's baby during delivery according to the lawsuit filed Wednesday, the attorneys said.

Calls to St. Julian's office went unanswered, and an email message was not immediately returned. The Associated Press was not able to determine whether she had an attorney. A spokeswoman, Kimberly Golden-Benner, said the hospital could not elaborate. St. Julian is part of agroup called Premier Women's Obgyn that has two locations and offers circumcisions, infertility treatment and other services in addition to low- and high-risk obstetric care, according to its website. St. Julian is a board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist who has been practicing in the Atlanta area since January 2005, the website says.

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