A North Texas couple has sued a Fort Worth fertility clinic for more than $1 million after it says the wrong sperm was used in two IVF treatments.
A medical malpractice lawsuit seeks compensation for physical pain, mental anguish and economic loss.
The medical malpractice lawsuit, filed Feb. 8, seeks more than $1 million in compensation for physical pain, mental anguish, economic loss and medical costs.According to the lawsuit, the couple sought Kaufmann’s help in 2015 to start a family and underwent successful embryo transfers in 2016 and 2018. Camille gave birth to a boy, then a girl.
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