Birth Injury FAQS

What is a birth injury?

Injuries that are caused to the mother or newborn during childbirth or even the gestation process. They can vary considerably in their severity and their short- and long-term impact. While some cannot be avoided, others are completely preventable with careful and personalized medical care. View Service

How do you detect a birth injury?

For parents and family members newly affected by such an impactful event, detecting symptoms can be complex. However, if you notice bruises or fractures in the baby's bones, difficulty moving, or poor control of their limbs, we recommend seeking immediate medical attention. View Service

What are the most common birth injuries?

• Brain damage.
• Cerebrovascular accidents.
• Cerebral and facial palsy.
• Lacerations during cesarean section.
• Injuries caused by improper use of forceps.
• Encephalopathies.
• Injuries to the nerves that control the movement of the shoulders, arms, and hands.

How do I know if I have a valid claim in a birth injury case?

If you suspect that a negligent event caused your baby's injuries, the first step is to seek legal advice from our firm. In a free initial consultation, we can listen to you and evaluate the validity of your case. If your claim is successful, the negligent persons or institutions that injured the baby or the mother may be able to pay for their mistakes. Likewise, the affected family could receive compensation to help them stabilize financially and cover treatment, therapy, and lost wages for the parents who must now devote themselves entirely to the care of their son or daughter. View Service

Do I really need an attorney for my Miami birth injury case?

The answer is yes; you really need a professional's help to file and win a case of this size. At our firm, we understand that every circumstance is unique and that you require the best possible guidance to understand the intricacies of the law in a malpractice lawsuit, especially since powerful institutions such as hospitals and reputable medical professionals may be involved. View Service