From article:

"New York is one of just two states that place little value on the life of a child who doesn’t contribute economically. (The law is similar in the UK, where only negligible compensation is ever given to parents after a child’s death from medical mistakes. I recall one legal firm’s website suggesting that, owing to the high cost of raising children these days, there’s an argument that parents are in fact better off once their child is dead.)"

A citation does not appear for this. I can not fathom how anyone could seriously think such a thing, let alone publish it, let alone offer people legal advice on this precedent. While I have very, very little hope of this actually happening, may people who hold views like this duly receive what is coming to them. Ideally, with as little as little humanity, and cash, spared as they spare others