If your baby sustained an injury during childbirth that led to paralysis, disability or another serious health condition, you may be able to get compensation for treatment and care.
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Some childbirth injuries are caused or worsened by doctors or medical staff failing to follow procedure or identify a condition. Parents who believe their child’s injury was caused by medical malpractice or negligence often file birth injury lawsuits in an effort to offset some of the expenses associated with preventable birth injuries.
Shoulder Dystocia, Large Baby, Incorrect Procedures
Obstetrician, Medical Staff, Medical Practice, Hospital
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