"It was an amicable conclusion," said Aris Lavranos, the Nova Scotia-based lawyer who represented Dunn and Waite. WATCH | Woman who went to Chalmers ER in distress said no one checked on her unborn baby: Parents of stillborn child settle lawsuit with Fredericton hospital | Duration 1:43 Horizon declines to comment on a medical malpractice lawsuit that was resolved out of court. A plaster cast of their daughter's feet and hands, given to Dunn and Waite by staff at the Dr. Everett Chalmers Regional Hospital. (Submitted by Aimee Dunn)In an email to CBC News, Horizon acknowledged the lawsuit had concluded and declined any further comment. In the months following her loss, Dunn, who then worked in housekeeping at the Chalmers Hospital, and Waite, who worked as an auto mechanic, both felt discouraged about seeking legal recourse.

Source: CBC News March 12, 2026 14:47 UTC