Title: Birth Injuries - Legal Help for Birth Injury Victims (Cerebral Palsy, Erb's Palsy)
Headings: Birth Injuries
Birth Injuries
What Are Birth Injuries?
Types of birth injuries include:
What is Cerebral Palsy?
What is Erb's Palsy?
How to Detect Birth Injuries
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What Causes Birth Injuries?
Common Causes of Long-term birth injuries
What Is Cerebral Palsy?
Cerebral palsy can affect a child’s:
What Causes Cerebral Palsy?
Types of Birth Injuries That May Lead to Cerebral Palsy
What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Cerebral Palsy?
Common symptoms include:
What Is Erb's Palsy?
Erb's Palsy Symptoms
Signs and Symptoms of a Birth Injury
However, your child may have a birth injury if they:
Birth Injury Financial Support
Medicare and Medicaid for Birth Injuries
Medicare and Medicaid can help pay for:
Birth Injury Legal Options
Birth Injury Lawsuits
This compensation can help pay for:
Sokolove Law Provides Legal Aid for Birth Injuries
Birth Injury FAQs
What is a birth injury?
Will my child get better?
Was my child’s injury preventable?
What is the difference between a birth injury and a birth defect?
What is the cost of care for a child with a birth injury?
These are a few examples of common costs associated with caring for a child with a birth injury:
This does not include expenses such as:
I think my child has a birth injury. What should I do?
What is birth asphyxia?
Where can I find more information about birth injuries?
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Content: Cerebral palsy brings undeserved pain and suffering to the affected person and their loved ones. If your baby has received a diagnosis, you may feel frustrated, confused, and scared. You are not alone. According to the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Foundation (CPARF), over 17 million people around the world live with cerebral palsy. What Causes Cerebral Palsy? Cerebral palsy is the direct result of brain damage before or during birth. Cerebral palsy causes can be a physical injury before, during, or shortly after delivery or an undetected illness. In these cases, the baby’s brain would have formed normally had this damage not occurred. Types of Birth Injuries That May Lead to Cerebral Palsy
There are multiple ways that a child can develop cerebral palsy, including several birth injuries or types of negligence. Fetal distress (lack of oxygen to the baby’s brain)
Jaundice that is not properly treated
Intracranial hemorrhages
Untreated neonatal infections
Other medical errors before, during, or shortly after childbirth
If a doctor fails to properly diagnose any of these conditions, they may be responsible for your baby’s injuries.