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Brachial Plexus Injury Attorneys

You are entitled to financial compensation if your child suffered an injury to the brachial-plexus as a result of medical negligence. Duffy & Duffy's experienced attorneys can help you determine the worth of your case.

First, your lawyer will gather evidence. This will include medical records and witness testimony as well as expert medical testimony. Your attorney will notify the defendants if there is sufficient evidence discovered.

Experience

The brachialplexus comprises a set of nerves that control movements and sensations within your child's arm, shoulder and hand. It is common for children to suffer from a variety of symptoms when this system is damaged, such as discomfort or a loss of movement in the shoulder or arm.

A qualified brachial plexus lawyer can assist you in obtaining compensation for your child's injuries. Using the information you provide, your attorney can determine if your child's injury resulted from medical malpractice and determine the responsible parties. If so, he or will be able to file the lawsuit to recover monetary damages.

It is essential to choose a lawyer with vast experience in birth injuries. Additionally, you should look for a lawyer who has proven track records of success and positive recommendations from former clients. Choose a lawyer that is knowledgeable of local laws and statutes that govern filing medical malpractice cases in your state.

Brachial plexus injuries are usually caused by medical negligence during labor and delivery. A good Erb’s palsy lawyer will make use of medical records to demonstrate that the injuries your child sustained could have been avoided if the doctor, or any other members of delivery team, had taken the proper precautions during the birthing process.

One common cause of Erb's syndrome is shoulder dystocia. It is when the baby's shoulder gets stuck in the birth canal. Doctors should recognize this condition and perform the Cesarean section prior to the shoulder causes serious complications. A skilled lawyer can show that the doctors who performed the delivery did not take the proper precautions and therefore are accountable for her injuries.

A successful medical obstetric malpractice lawyer case will allow you to receive compensation to cover your child's medical costs and lost earning potential. The compensation you receive can be used to pay the cost of your child's surgeries or therapies, as well as assistive devices. You could also use it to pay for your expenses if your child's illness caused you to miss work.

Knowledge

The brachialplexus is a set of nerves that conduct signals from the spinal cord to muscles in the arm, shoulder and hand. A damaged brachial plexus can cause a variety of symptoms. This can range from a slight weakness to complete arm paralysis. It may also cause burning or pain in the shoulder, elbow or wrist.

These injuries are usually result of medical malpractice. This could be due to negligence on the part of doctors, midwives, or nurses during childbirth. This is typically because of a poor assessment of the risks to the patient and the inability to provide the appropriate treatment if complications arise.

A brachial plexus lawyer can assist a client through the legal process of pursuing an action against the accountable medical experts. The lawyer can collect all the relevant medical records, consult with medical experts to establish the cause of the injury, and calculate the amount of damages, including past and future medical expenses, lost wages, etc. The lawyer can then negotiate a fair settlement with the insurance company for their client.

The right lawyer should be well-versed in brachial plexus injury cases and have a proven track record. They must be able explain in clear terms how this type of case is handled and the various steps that will be taken. They should also be able to answer any questions that the client may have.

Most brachial plexus injuries occur because of excessive force or pressure during labor and delivery. Doctors may use excessive force to deliver a baby who is large or breech, or they may try to forceps during the birth.

These injuries can have a long-term impact on the life of a child and the lives of their family members. They could require physical therapy or other types of treatment. Financial problems can also arise from mounting medical bills. A brachial plexus lawyer can assist a client in obtaining compensation that can help them pay for these expenses and also cover their child's ongoing care.

Reputation

A lawyer's reputation is important due to a variety of reasons. A reputable brachial plexus injury attorney has a proven track record of winning monetary settlements for clients as well as a solid background in medical malpractice law. A reputable lawyer will be able to answer all your questions about the legal process, and will ensure the chances of obtaining compensation for your child.

A brachial-plexus injury for your child or your family members could be devastating. These injuries can cause permanent disabilities that can affect their quality of life and reduce their abilities. These injuries can also lead to emotional trauma which impacts their ability to function normally as children. If your child suffered a birth injury as a result of medical negligence, a brachial or plexus lawyer can help you take action and hold the medical professionals responsible accountable.

Brachial plexus injuries are quite common, however they can have different effects on each person. They may range from stretching or compression to tears of nerves. The severity of the injury will determine if your child feels tingling, pain or stiffness in their arm and/or hand.

Avulsion is the most severe type of brachial trauma. This means that the nerves are completely removed from the attachment point at the spinal cord. This is the most serious form of Erb's Palsy. It is often difficult to treat. However certain doctors have been successful in repairing avulsions through cutting healthy nerves from a different part of the body.

Erb's Palsy can be caused by a variety of factors during delivery. Shoulder dystocia is one common cause. It occurs when the baby's shoulders are caught behind the pubic symphysis in the mother and need to be released from the birth canal. Doctors can accidentally apply too much pressure to the head or shoulders during this procedure and cause injury to the brachial plexus.

Medical malpractice lawsuits are complex however, if you believe that the birth injury suffered by your child was caused by the negligence of a healthcare provider then you may be entitled to compensation. Contact a brachial plexus lawyer immediately to review your case and explain your options for pursuing legal action.

Compensation

Parents could be entitled to compensation if their child suffers a brachial-plexus injury as the result of medical negligence during, or after delivery. When you prove that malpractice is the cause, you'll receive settlements that will cover the cost of treatment and loss of future income and other expenses based on the severity of the child's injury.

A lawyer with experience in handling birth injuries can quickly and thoroughly analyze the facts of your case. They will determine if you have enough evidence to file a lawsuit, and then file the paperwork necessary to begin your claim. They can also negotiate with insurance companies to secure you the most favorable settlement for your child's injuries.

The most typical way an injury to the brachial area is caused due to medical negligence is the excessive force that is used during the delivery process. It happens when a baby gets stuck in the pelvis or birth canal and doctors must utilize tools like vacuum extractors and forceps to remove it. The resultant pulling often strains nerves and damages them.

In more severe cases, the nerves could be removed from the spinal cord. This is known as an avulsion. It's very difficult for defense lawyers to convince of defending these serious injury cases.

It is not always possible to determine whether a doctor's negligence caused the injury even if they used excessive force. However, the signs of a child and the severity of their injuries can provide clues. For instance when a child's injury causes permanent weakness or paralysis in the arm, and their fingers are clenched in tension, this is a clear indication that the injury was caused by excessive traction.

Contact Duffy & Duffy for a consultation if you think your child has suffered from a brachial plexus damage due to the negligence of a physician. We will evaluate the case of your child at no cost and help you get the most compensation for you and your loved ones. Call us today to set up a consultation. We represent clients nationwide in personal injury and wrongful death claims.