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        "text": "To prove childbirth malpractice, you generally need evidence demonstrating four key elements: a professional duty of care existed (e.g., between doctor and patient), the medical professional breached that duty (acted negligently), this breach directly caused the injury, and you or your baby suffered damages as a result. This evidence typically includes comprehensive medical records, expert witness testimony from other medical professionals, and sometimes photographic or video evidence. Your lawyer will meticulously gather and present this evidence to build a strong case.",
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