It gave me psychotic illness Man sues hospital for $642M after watching his wifes C-section

An Australian man has filed a lawsuit against a hospital, seeking $642 million in damages, alleging that witnessing his wifes cesarean-section birth in 2018 resulted in a psychotic illness and led to a breakdown of his marriage.


An Australian man has filed a lawsuit against a hospital, seeking $642 million in damages, alleging that witnessing his wife’s cesarean-section birth in 2018 resulted in a “psychotic illness” and led to a breakdown of his marriage.

Anil Koppula, the plaintiff, claims that the hospital encouraged or allowed him to observe the delivery, during which he witnessed his wife’s internal organs and blood. He contends that this breached the duty of care owed to him by the hospital and caused him significant harm.

The Royal Women’s Hospital in Melbourne, however, has refuted the allegations, stating that they did not breach any duty of care, and Koppula did not suffer any genuine injury as a result of witnessing the C-section. Furthermore, the hospital’s stance is that the claim is an “abuse of process.”

Despite representing himself in court, Koppula’s lawsuit was dismissed by Justice James Gorton, who sided with the hospital and deemed the claim an abuse of the legal process.


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