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Utah Judge Awards $951M Verdict Against Steward Health Care

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What happened

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In August 2025, Judge Patrick Corum of Utah’s third district awarded $951 million in damages to a family following catastrophic birth injuries sustained at Jordan Valley Medical Center’s West Valley Campus. The judgment was entered after Steward Health Care failed to appear in the litigation. The family’s attorneys stated that the injuries resulted from nurses in training giving an excessive amount of Pitocin.

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Why it matters

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The verdict highlights a significant gap between the court's ability to hold operators accountable and the operator's ability to provide the necessary compensation. The financial ruling directly impacts the operational stability of Steward Health Care.

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Who's involved

  • CorumJudge in Utah’s third district who awarded the damages.
  • StewardHealthcare provider operating in Utah that was subject to the verdict.
  • Medical Properties TrustReal estate investment trust that received rent from Steward's hospitals.

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