Birth Injury
Don’t delay recovering benefits you deserve. Birth Injury Law can be complicated and you may be entitled to financial compensation. If your child is affected by cerebral palsy, brachial palsy, bruising or forceps marks, caput succedaneum, cephalohematoma, facial paralysis, fractures, subconjunctival hemorrhage, or other birth-related injuries you should contact our medical malpractice team to discuss your case.
Posted on 04/20/2022
NICU nurses and medical providers have a duty to carefully monitor and maintain your baby’s health.
If ventilation is required in your baby’s...
Posted on 04/13/2022
Studies have shown that prolonged use of NSAIDs causes liver and kidney problems.
There are even further injuries and birth defects to consider for...
Posted on 04/01/2022
Any suspicion of fetal acidosis during delivery requires medical providers and personnel to act quickly. Any delay in treatment can be life threatening to...
Posted on 03/24/2022
If you and your baby sustained a birth injury and you were diagnosed with placental abruption, keep reading to learn how you can file a placental abruption...
Posted on 03/22/2022
Prenatal care covers a wide range of treatment, such as ordering blood work, monitoring the mother’s health and overall providing adequate treatment to...
Posted on 03/10/2022
If you or your baby has suffered an umbilical cord birth injury, then file a medical malpractice lawsuit against your medical provider and the hospital they...
Posted on 02/14/2022
Brachial plexus birth injuries, including Erb’s Palsy, are often the basis of many birth injury lawsuits.
These injuries to an infant’s neck, shoulder,...
Posted on 02/07/2022
What is jaundice? Can it be the result of medical malpractice?
Let’s explore what jaundice is, what it looks like in newborns, and how it should be...
Posted on 02/07/2022
A subconjunctival hemorrhage is pretty alarming, especially in your newborn. It’s typically harmless, but that’s not always the case.
We’re going to...
Posted on 01/31/2022
Caput Succedaneum, or otherwise known as a conehead, is a fairly common diagnosis in newborns.
It’s relatively mild and will typically resolve on...