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Legal matters can be complex, intimidating, and confusing. Our blog, The Plain Spoken Lawyer, can help you get a general understanding of the law around your unique circumstances.
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Posted on 06/06/2022
The umbilical cord is a vital organ that develops in the early stages of pregnancy. It provides all the essential nutrients and oxygen for your baby to...
Posted on 06/06/2022
When you reach out to healthcare providers, you are likely looking for care, treatment, and answers to improve your health and...
Posted on 06/06/2022
Pregnancy can cause any number of issues or conditions that you likely haven’t heard of before. It goes without saying that it can be a scary...
Posted on 06/06/2022
If you’re a parent and have noticed developmental delays or alarming symptoms in your child, you may want to learn about fetal hypoxia.
When a...
Posted on 06/06/2022
During labor, a baby's life can be altered in minutes if not careful.
Brain damage can occur if an otherwise healthy baby is deprived of oxygen for...
Posted on 06/06/2022
If you’ve suffered an injury or a loss due to medical error and are unsure what to do— you’ve come to the right place.
Understanding legal...
Posted on 05/11/2022
Hyperbilirubinemia is essentially too much bilirubin in the blood and is one of the most common disorders in newborns.
Medical providers must take...
Posted on 05/11/2022
Horner Syndrome in newborns is called congenital Horner Syndrome and has a lifelong diagnosis.
We’re going to dive into Horner Syndrome—what it...
Posted on 05/10/2022
Birth injuries and birth trauma are commonly interchangeable, however, there is a difference between the two.
A major commonality is that both occur during...
Posted on 05/10/2022
Most birth injuries are preventable.
If your baby has sustained an injury from the birth process which has left your child disabled or with further...