Birth Injuries
Many birth injuries resulting from complications during labor and delivery are caused by negligent medical care. During birth, oxygen loss can cause damage to the brain. Oxygen loss can occur from uncorrected problems with the umbilical cord, damage to the placenta which causes the blood supply to the fetus to be compromised, or fetal distress arising from the fetus being stuck in the birth canal.
Our attorneys have experience in representing parents and babies who have suffered birth injuries during labor and delivery because of negligent medical care. Medical malpractice claims are difficult, lengthy, and expensive. We have the knowledge, experience, resources, and staffing to pursue your case.
Please contact Paul Kruse, Tony Patterson or Pete Obremskey by e-mail, or toll free at 888.532.7766 for a free, no obligation discussion of your birth injury case.
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