An estimated 475,000 children in the United States suffer from brain injuries that can change their lives forever. Traumatic brain injuries are unfortunately common in young children, most often due to a birthing injury. Their doctor may have incorrectly used a birthing tool or failed to catch their irregular birthing…
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Victims of medical malpractice claims are unique from other forms of personal injury in that it can sometimes take months, or even years, to discover that something reckless has occurred. This can be for a wide variety of reasons, the most common being delayed or undiagnosed side effects of the…
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Cerebral palsy is a motor function disability that most commonly affects children and will stay with them for the remainder of their life. There are a number of different classifications of cerebral palsy, but they generally affect the way a person is able to move, balance, get around, and occasionally…
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Cerebral palsy is a condition that affects your motor skills. The disability affects everyone differently and will often require physical therapy and an assistive device for getting around. It most commonly affects children and can even be the direct result of a birth injury. There are two primary types of…
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An anoxic brain injury occurs when the brain is deprived of receiving enough oxygen. This can happen for numerous reasons, one of the most common being a breech birth. When the umbilical cord gets caught around the infant’s neck, the temporary loss of oxygen can quickly turn into a traumatic…
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When you see a doctor after an accident, you trust them to run all possible testing and consider every detail to ensure that you receive the proper care you need to heal. Unfortunately, many doctors fail to practice the appropriate standard of care, which may result in a brain injury…
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