Hogle v. Hall by and Through Evans

OPINION

The minor child Bryce Michael Hall (Bryce) was born profoundly retarded because his mother took the prescribed drug Accutane for her acne during the early stages of pregnancy. The appellants were found negligent, and damages were awarded to Bryce. The appellants now claim that numerous errors occurred in this case, including that the district court permitted new guardians ad litem to be named as party plaintiffs on behalf of Bryce prior to trial and assessed an additur of $300,000.00 to Bryce’s damages, along with the assessment of attorney’s fees subsequent to trial. We conclude that…