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When a preventable birth injury happens to your child, it’s devastating. Your child and your family have the right to compensation and a sense of justice. But first, it’s crucial to identify the liable party. Who can you sue for your child’s birth injury?

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Receiving a diagnosis of cerebral palsy for your child leaves your child and your family facing an uncertain future. Defining the condition as mild, moderate, or severe helps give families the guidance they need to obtain the care their child requires to live the best possible quality of life. A classification as mild, moderate, or severe describes the severity of the impairm...

When your child suffers a birth injury during the labor and delivery process, it changes far more than just the birth plan you and your child’s other parent carefully laid out. A

A birth injury does more than just derail the joyous expectations you have for your child’s birth; it may also change the course of your child’s life and your family’s daily routines going forward for months, years, or even permanently, depending on the severity of the inju...

A correct and timely diagnosis is the key to effective medical treatment. Unfortunately, missed diagnoses are among the most common forms of negligence in medical malpractice claims. Sometimes a provider misses the correct diagnosis due to overlooked or misinterpreted lab results. In the worst cases, the lack of timely, appropriate treatment due to