If your child has sustained a birth trauma injury and you believe the injury may have been caused by medical
negligence during your labor or the delivery of your child, you may be entitled to legal compensation for your child's injuries.
Many birth injuries are caused by medical
negligence during the labor and delivery stages of childbirth.
A physician's negligent failure to diagnose, manage, or treat pregnancy conditions that increase the risk of such brain damage or other
negligence during labor and delivery may be considered a cause of an infant's CP in a medical malpractice action.
Though a child's asphyxia injuries may be caused by something other than medical negligence or malpractice, such injuries may also occur as a result of inadequate medical care during the mother's pregnancy or medical
negligence during the labor and delivery stages of childbirth or after childbirth.
If your child has sustained a birth injury due to medical
negligence during labor or delivery, you may be able to recover damages in a court of law from those responsible.
At Breslin & Breslin, our Bergen County medical malpractice attorneys help the families of infants who suffered serious birth injuries as a result of medical
negligence during labor and delivery.
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If these babies died after birth due to injuries they suffered
during labor, there is some gross
negligence in assessing the well - being of the client under their care.
If the
negligence of a doctor or other medical personnel
during a woman's pregnancy,
labor, and / or delivery results in the death of the fetus she was carrying, the medical personnel involved as well as the hospital that employs them may be held liable for the death of the fetus if the
negligence is found to have been a cause of the fetus's death.
Generally, there are wide range of birth injuries that can result from
negligence, including failing to perform a Cesarean section, failing to adequately monitor the baby
during the
labor process, or misusing forceps and vacuum extractors.
However, in some circumstances, it is revealed that medical
negligence or improper care provided by a doctor, midwife, or nurse
during labor and delivery was the likely cause of the birth injury.
If your child sustained any type of birth injury as a result of medical
negligence during your pregnancy or the
labor and delivery stages of childbirth, The Killino Firm's West Palm Beach, Florida, birth injury and trauma attorneys can help you fight for the compensation to which you are entitled from all those responsible for your child's injuries.
While some birth traumas occur naturally as a result of the physical pressures on a fetus from the mother's contractions and the fetus's passage through the birth canal, other childbirth injuries are caused by the
negligence of medical practitioners
during a mother's pregnancy or the
labor and delivery stages of childbirth.
If your child has been the victim of a doctor's failure to diagnose or is suffering because of medical
negligence during pregnancy,
labor or delivery, please contact a Scranton birth injuries attorney immediately.
If your child has sustained an Erb's Palsy or other childbirth injury and you suspect the injury was due to medical malpractice or
negligence during your pregnancy or the
labor and delivery stages of your child's birth, you may be entitled to compensation from the responsible medical professionals.
There is an important difference between unpreventable complications
during a child's birth and actual injuries that are sustained
during labor that are caused by medical
negligence.
Brachial plexus palsy injuries may also occur as a result of medical malpractice
during the
labor and delivery stages of a child's birth, even in the absence of medical
negligence during a mother's pregnancy.
Some birth injuries result from unavoidable complications
during pregnancy,
labor, or delivery, while others are caused by the
negligence of hospitals, clinics, obstetricians, or other medical personnel assisting in the care of a pregnant woman and her unborn child.
Medical
negligence or malpractice leading to a child's brachial plexus palsy birth injury may occur
during the care of the mother
during her pregnancy or
during the
labor and delivery stages of the birth of her child.
If you suspect that your child suffers from a birth injury caused by medical
negligence during your pregnancy,
labor, or delivery, contact attorney Killino at 877-412-8490 for a free evaluation of your case and additional information about your legal rights and options.
If you suspect your child's CP was caused by medical
negligence during your pregnancy,
labor, or delivery, contact attorney Killino at 877-412-8490 for a cost - free evaluation of your case and additional information about your legal rights and options.
Negligence of medical personnel
during labor and delivery can also cause a child's congenital CP.
They can be due to
negligence not only
during the
labor and delivery stages of a child's birth but also
during the mother's pregnancy.
Attorney Killino has considerable expertise and experience with all types of birth injury cases, including those arising out of the
negligence of healthcare providers
during a mother's pregnancy or the
labor and delivery stages of childbirth.
Whether childbirth injuries result from the
negligence of doctors and other medical professionals
during a woman's pregnancy or the inadequacy of care
during the
labor and delivery stages of a child's birth, Jeff Killino is ready to fight for justice from any and all those responsible for a child's birth injury or death.
Birth trauma injuries may be caused
during a woman's
labor or the delivery of her child by the
negligence of doctors, nurses, or other medical personnel assisting in the child's birth.
However, if a medical professional such as a nurse or neurologist says that that your child's injury has been caused by medical
negligence, or if a CT scan or MRI shows that your baby was deprived of oxygen
during labor or delivery, then you should find out more about your child's rights and how to protect them.
Common examples of
negligence that result in seizures include failure to diagnose or treat an infection in the mother, failure to take into account the size of a large baby
during delivery, failure to provide proper prenatal care, failure to provide proper interventions
during labor or delivery, and failure to respond properly to bleeding.