The family of a 10-year old girl whose brain was injected with glue during treatment at London's Great Ormond Street Hospital will receive 2.8 million as compensation from the hospital. The payment has been approved by Judge William Birtles at London's High Court with the girl, Maisha Najeeb, being paid 383,000 a year until she turns 19 after which she will be receiving 423,000 per year for as long as she lives. Maisha was ten years old when she underwent ...
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