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Abby Lee Miller Lawsuit: Catheter Left in Abdomen Years

Abby Lee Miller Lawsuit: Catheter Left in Abdomen Years

June 5, 2025 Catherine Williams - Chief Editor Entertainment

Abby Lee Miller, the celebrated “Dance Moms” star, is taking‌ legal ⁣action, ⁤alleging medical ‌malpractice after a catheter was reportedly left in her body post-spinal surgery.The lawsuit,seeking $1.4 million in damages, claims ​years of persistent abdominal pain were ignored before ⁢the discovery of the retained catheter in June ⁢2024. This delayed diagnosis, ⁢Abby Lee Miller’s attorney states, caused needless suffering. News Directory 3 is following the story⁤ as Miller confronts her medical team​ and Cedars-Sinai‍ Marina Del Rey ⁣Hospital in court over the⁣ alleged medical negligence and professional negligence. What will ‌the legal ‌proceedings bring?

Key Points

  • Abby Lee⁤ Miller is suing doctors and Cedars-Sinai for malpractice.
  • The lawsuit alleges a ⁤catheter was left in ‍her body after 2020 spinal surgery.
  • Miller seeks⁣ $1.4 million in damages ⁤for medical negligence.

Abby Lee Miller Sues Doctors, ⁣Hospital Over Retained catheter After ‌Spinal⁢ Surgery

​ Updated June 5, 2024

Abby Lee ‍Miller, the⁢ “Dance ‌Moms” star known for her demanding teaching style, is suing her medical team and⁤ Cedars-Sinai Marina Del Rey Hospital in Los Angeles,⁣ alleging medical malpractice. The lawsuit centers on a ​catheter Miller claims was left inside her body following ⁢spinal surgery in 2020.

According to the lawsuit, obtained by People, Miller experienced abdominal pain shortly ​after the surgery. Though, ⁤she alleges her ​complaints were⁣ not​ addressed.It‍ wasn’t until June 2024, following‌ a CT scan, that the retained⁤ catheter‌ was discovered, leading to an⁤ emergency procedure for its removal.

Miller filed the lawsuit Tuesday ‌in Los ‌Angeles County Superior Court, citing medical‍ negligence, professional negligence, and medical battery.⁢ She is seeking $1.4 million in damages related to the incident.

Cedars-Sinai, in a statement to The Self-reliant, ⁢declined to comment on pending‌ legal matters, citing patient privacy laws. ⁣The hospital ‌emphasized its commitment⁢ to patient care and safety,⁢ stating they are dedicated to meeting the highest standards.

Nadine Lewis, Miller’s attorney, echoed the lawsuit’s claims. ⁢”Abby Lee Miller⁣ suffered for years ‌from an object left inside of her ‌during spinal surgery;⁣ despite⁤ complaints to ​various physicians, not ‍one ⁣ordered imaging of ‍any kind to diagnose the‌ source of her pain,” ⁤Lewis ⁤said.

Lewis added that Miller’s chronic pain was systematically dismissed, causing years of needless‌ suffering. “Four years ⁢post-surgery​ Abby‌ discovered​ that her surgeons had left a‌ radiant blue catheter inside of her abdomen,” she stated.

Abby Lee Miller⁤ at an event
Abby Lee Miller’s⁣ attorney says she suffered for years due⁢ to the retained catheter.⁢ (Getty Images)

Miller gained ​fame ⁢on ⁣”Dance‌ Moms,”‍ which followed her training‍ of young‌ dancers. The show, which launched the careers of Maddie Ziegler and JoJo Siwa, ran from 2011 to 2019. Miller has⁢ since acknowledged she may have ‌been to⁣ harsh on her students, though‌ she has also stated she onyl regrets it⁣ because “they just didn’t have the talent.”

What’s next

The lawsuit is now proceeding in Los Angeles ⁤County Superior Court.⁣ Further legal proceedings⁣ will determine ⁢the outcome⁢ of Miller’s ‌claims⁤ against ⁣her ⁤doctors ​and Cedars-Sinai Marina Del Rey Hospital regarding the alleged‌ medical malpractice.

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