Recent Posts in 2015

• Who Can I Hold Accountable After a Birth Injury?

  Nov 18, 2015
  Birth injury lawsuits , much like other medical malpractice claims, involve negligence on the part of doctors, medical professionals and/or providers. ...
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• What are Your Legal Options After a C-Section Error?

  Sep 28, 2015
  Births by Cesarean section (commonly referred to as C-sections) make up approximately 20 percent of births in the United States, and this number is ...
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• Spinal Cord Injuries in Newborns: How it Happens and What to Do

  Sep 25, 2015
  A spinal cord injury during birth can affect the rest of a child’s life, leaving them with a number of lasting medical issues. According to Boston ...
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• Causes of Brachial Plexus Injuries

  Aug 19, 2015
  An injury to the brachial plexus can be a devastating, life-changing injury to a child that occurs during birth. To identify these types of injuries, ...
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• Oversight, Education and Therapy: Not "Optional" for Children with Cerebral Palsy

  Aug 13, 2015
  There isn't any argument about two fundamental ideas regarding the care and treatment of those with cerebral palsy : The best care in both therapies ...
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• Medical Instruments: How Do They Cause Birth Injuries?

  Aug 1, 2015
  Recently, the preferred method of expediting the delivery of infants who experience difficulties in labor or at birth has changed. In the past, ...
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• Medical Errors: Don't Get Sick in July!

  Jul 26, 2015
  The "July Effect": New Residents and New Obstacles If you've been feeling under the weather as of late, you may soon be able to breathe a big sigh of ...
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• Arrest of Descent and Cephalopelvic Disproportion (CPD)

  Jul 24, 2015
  The Relationship Between CPD/Cord, Head Compression, and Diminished Fetal Oxygen Reserves What is Cephalopelvic Disproportion (CPD)? Cephalopelvic ...
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