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Ohio Jury Awards $22.5 Million to Woman Over Pregnancy Case

3/21/2026

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The Ohio jury awarded Chelsea Walsh $22.5 million after Total Quality Logistics (TQL) denied her request to work from home during a high-risk pregnancy.
The jury found TQL's denial directly contributed to Walsh's pregnancy complications, causing the premature birth and death of her daughter Magnolia, despite her following medical advice to limit activities.
TQL's spokesperson expressed condolences, disagreed with the verdict, and said the company is evaluating legal options.

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The Ohio jury awarded Chelsea Walsh $22.5 million after Total Quality Logistics (TQL) denied her request to work from home during a high-risk pregnancy.
The jury found TQL's denial directly contributed to Walsh's pregnancy complications, causing the premature birth and death of her daughter Magnolia, despite her following medical advice to limit activities.
TQL's spokesperson expressed condolences, disagreed with the verdict, and said the company is evaluating legal options.