If I have a deaf baby, I will sue ?

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The business end of identifying the deaf foetus ?   A case where Downs Syndrome was identified and the parents not told.    Will this mean health areas will recommend abortion of deaf babies identified in the womb, to avoid litigation cases ?

The parents of a four-year-old Oregon girl with Down syndrome are suing Legacy Health in Portland because they say doctors misdiagnosed their daughter as not having the condition during a prenatal screening.
As a result of doctors’ reassurances, according to KATU, the parents decided to continue the pregnancy. They are suing for $7 million, an amount they say will pay for the girl’s care for life.

Court documents were not immediately available, so it’s unclear what type of genetic testing the couple underwent. Genetic counselors say there are different types of screening options, including amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, and an ultrasound combined with blood testing.